As a person with a passion for animals, I really enjoy animal Oracle decks. This deck is no exception. Here is the picture of my deck interview spread for The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Oracle deck.
Deck interview spread with TWU Animal Spirit Oracle |
Tell me about your personality and characteristics as a deck.
Earthworm-shy, hesitant, intimidated, reluctant to share inner vision
I found this card to be so interesting for this deck. This deck is quite literally brand new. It just came out a week or two ago. This card talks about being new and trying to establish confidence. I thought it was so interesting for a deck to describe itself as new and not feeling confident but working on it. Quite fitting, I think.
What are your strengths as a deck?
Bear-- waking up, beginning anew
This card indicates that this deck excels at helping us with new beginnings, when we are working with new directions and personal transformation. It can help us work to overcome obstacles.
What are your weaknesses as a deck?
Butterfly-growing pains, transformation
When reading the accompanying book, the thing that jumped out to me is relationships. This isn't a deck to turn to when you're needing to ask about relationships.
What types of readings do you prefer to be used for?
Vulture-purifier, essential re-balance
This deck seems to be best for helping us move back into balance. It works well for clarification and doing the work that people prefer to avoid.
Anything else I need to know about working with you as a deck?
Panther-annihilation of the unnecessary, purging
This deck won't stand by and see us stagnate. Though uncomfortable, it will help us move from disorder back into balance, basically whether we like it or not.
I'm looking forward to seeing if and how this deck might work in combination with The Wild Unknown Tarot deck.
I hope you've enjoyed this deck interview spread with The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Oracle deck. Please join me in the future for more deck interview spreads.
Do you enjoy working with animal Oracle decks? Please feel free to share why or why not in the comments... :-)
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