Profound and transformative, diverse and empowering, the many faces of the Great Goddess have nurtured and guided our souls across lifetimes. This inspiring new oracle from Lucy Cavendish and Jake Baddeley will draw the manifold Maiden, Mother, and Crone closer, rekindling the eternal light of the sacred feminine within you. With every card, you will receive loving guidance, enduring strength and timeless wisdom.
Weave and reweave your fate with The Norns, rise in blessed rebellion with Blodeuwedd, drink from Cerridwen’s cauldron, and journey safely through darkness with Persephone. With rich, authentic symbology and deep, compassionate messages, this oracle is your way to experience the Great Goddess, reclaim her power, and choose a life defined not by challenge but by illumination and unshakeable spiritual presence.
The Great Goddess is the eternal dance separating and harmonising the forces of chaos and order within the cosmos. Be moved by Her wonder, be guided by Her prophecy. Speak her invocations, receive her blessings, and walk the true path of your beautiful soul.
Deluxe Set with gold foil embellishments on top & bottom box, guidebook cover and card fronts & backs
Lucy Cavendish is a true free spirit: a Witch and writer whose works are loved and trusted around the world. An exciting voice in the field of inspiration, she is loved for her vision, compassion, wisdom and humour. Her work is notable for its breadth and depth of knowledge on sacred rites and sites, magickal history, witchcraft, folklore, alternative spiritual practices and intuitive traditions. Lucy’s books and oracle decks are available in many languages, and she’s a popular guest on television programs such as Studio Ten, The Project and The Morning Show. When she’s not writing or recording her popular podcast, The Witchcast, you’ll find Lucy drinking tea, surfing in the ocean or wandering deep within a faery forest.
After studying art in London, Jake Baddeley travelled around Europe, eventually settling in Holland and taking up oil painting. The Old Masters, such as Rembrandt and Vermeer, guided him from the Rijksmuseum walls in Amsterdam and the Mauritshuis in The Hague, the Netherlands. Jake learned all he could about Dutch painting in the Golden Age and synthesised these techniques with the ideas of C. G. Jung, the role of the unconscious, and the glory of Woman.
