Sacred Rebels Oracle - Revised Edition: Guidance for Living a Unique and Authentic Life - 45 cards with a new borderless design and 184-page guidebook Paperback – March 25, 2021

I've been wanting the Sacred Rebels Oracle by Alana Fairchild for quite some time, and when I saw the price drop, I knew I had to have it. Upon receiving the deck, I was pleasantly surprised by how accurate the readings are. During a recent client reading, both my client and I were thrilled with the insights provided by the cards.The guidebook is easy to understand, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced users. It offers detailed interpretations that enhance the reading experience. The cards themselves are sturdy and durable, ensuring they will last through many sessions. While they are slightly larger than typical oracle cards, they are still manageable to hold and shuffle.Each card features beautiful visuals and thoughtful details that resonate deeply. The artwork is stunning and adds to the overall experience. I highly recommend the Sacred Rebels Oracle for anyone looking to explore their unique and authentic self through insightful guidance. I give this deck a solid 5 stars!

This has been a very transforming tool for me.I don’t necessarily use my Oracle Cards for a typical reading. I consider myself more of a “Guide” and I’ve been trained as a Life Coach, so I’ve combined the two tools to offer a unique craft to support those who are working through the chapters of their lives. I don’t read the cards. Instead, I invite each client to pick their cards and when they are turned over, I invite the client to read the card for themselves. They are never wrong when the client reads them. It’s such a privilege to be witness to the revelations that emerge out of the internal message each client receives from their understanding of the cards. Engaging my coaching skills, I can then invite the client to reach deeper than the surface of the card and extract nourishment for their soul.These cards have resonated deeply with me and I want to share what stands out or what is a hit with those who have sat before these cards.• The images are rich in color and suggestion. Pay close attention to the colors and the characters in each card, not just the short message that graces each card at the bottom.• I would invite the individual that is drawn to using this deck as a tool, to also do a little research on spirit animals as well as color energy. (Personally, I have a color deck as well as a book on Spirit animals that assists me with each reading). Each card has a message within a message and as a reader you may never know what stands out to the receiver. If Numerology is an interest, as a Reader, you can certainly draw on the numbers of the card as well.• This is a multi-faceted deck with layers. One may originally read the message but look at all of the images that support that message and let that speak first, before diving so quickly into the book to read the message. I’ve had clients grasp the image of the monkey or the dragon fly immediately after turning the card and that image always imparted some kind of intimate message. Give yourself permission to trust your own intuition first and if you feel that there is more, open the book. The images are so captivating, you may find yourself just lingering and taking in the image. Let that speak to your soul. It just might be enough to satisfy the card.• The booklet is quite delicious and very intuitively spot on! There are no negative messages in this book, only validation and support to move forward. I would not consider Alana’s messages to be rainbows and unicorns; her intuition takes a deep descent into the soul and she pierces all of those hidden spaces that you may have not noticed and when she brings them into the light, the healing can begin.I know any of my reasons for loving this deck can be found in any deck that speaks to the soul, but I found that the images and the messages in this deck spoke of a place in time in my own journey that is inviting me to break free from preconditioned patterns and releasing all of the rules that I established to keep me safe.In my work, exposing the pain and inviting the card to impart a healing message, brings the client face to face with the magnificence of themselves and in that, they get intimate with the fear, the pain and any barrier they have built to protect themselves. Then they can begin to dismantle the obstacles and they can begin to heal.It’s a remarkable and very relevant deck.

I love these cards. Alana Fairchild is a gifted healer. I also have her Lightworker Oracle deck as well as her Rumi Oracle deck and turn to them often. I've been on the ascension journey as I'm sure many are who use her cards.One rather large issue I have is that this deck is entirely missing any Sacred Rebels with brown skin. So if you are a Sacred Rebel, a lightworker and you were born into this world with a darker hue of the rainbow, you will not see yourself reflected back in Alana Fairchilds decks. (If you are Asian, you will see plenty of reflections of yourself in her decks.) I try not to make much of it since then my focus is on lack rather than love. However, that challenge is one that it is inevitable while using her decks. Perhaps part of my own souls journey, to score extra karmic forgiveness from this vantage point. (I'm mixed -- my mother is a tall and beautiful blonde woman and my father is black. So, I tend to look at everyone as just human and will be the last to bring up issues of race.)Everyone is entitled to create a deck with whomever and whatever they choose. But I wonder why, someone as filled with light and wisdom as Alana Fairchild is with the goal of service to the light, why she can't include even one brown person in this deck? Brown people are also light workers and healers and we are all on this journey together and those of us who feel the calling to help heal the planet also need support so that we can bring more energy of love to our beloved Gaia. Yes, there are "answer" decks from people of color as well. And this is all so exhausting to me. We are all one, correct? If we can't get this basic down in the spiritual community, how can we expect to help spread love outwardly? I expect separatism from the kkk but not those who are resonating with spirit. As we know, our souls don't have a color. I've rolled it around and debated posting this because I don't want to create more of a gap than this world already has but it is a plea to Alana, who is my favorite, to include more people of color in her decks.As one of my favorite of her cards, #29 "Seeing The True You" says, "There may be those around you that are able to select you more faithfully, and even help you see more of your own greatness and beauty. These are the souls blessed with inner stillness. In the clear waters of their ocean of consciousness, ou can come to recognize yourself with clearer perception. However, there are those who have not tended to their own ocean, and are unable to be still enough to genuinely receive and reflect your light back to you. There is no judgement here. Each takes the path of self-healing that is available and appropriate at any given time..." So, Alana, please calm your ocean enough to see the light in me. I will continue to buy your lovely and helpful decks. Namaste.

I love these cards, beautiful art! And I love all the messages the go along with each one in the book.