The Wild Offering Oracle: A 52-Card Deck on Giving It All to God Cards – September 4, 2018

I've had this deck for about six months and still enjoy pulling a card every few days and reading Tosha's words now as much as when I first got the deck. The word/prayer is always apt for what I happen to be experiencing, and helps me remember to let go of expectations and trying to control things.I stick the card in one of those clear acrylic, magnetic picture frames on my desk so I can soak in the artwork until I pull the next one. Thank you, Tosha for writing such beautiful words, and Katie Daisy for your beautiful, heartfelt art!

Hooray for this deck by Tosha Silver illustrated by Katie Daisy!First, I read Tosha's book Outrageous Openness a couple of times, sharing it with friends. Next, I saw a post on Facebook by Tosha Silver inviting me to discover her Wild Offering Oracle Deck. Pulling a card each morning, these messages support me with love, care, and admiration in ways my soul needs. And I recently bought a new deck to give to a single mother I support. For anyone needing to increase self-love, consider this deck of Tosha Silver's. The messages are clear and sweet that we're loved, loving, and loveable, messages we get to integrate, so we're kinder, gentler humans.

Love this deck and all of Tosha's work.

I was drawn to this set after reading Tosha Silver's books. She is just amazing in finding the right words to convey what's going on for you at any given time into a meaningful prayer of release.The artwork is beautiful, although I agree with others that the old typewriter font used could be hard to read for some.The cards are very sturdy and just the right size. You can use these as just drawing cards at random to see what appears for the day, or find a subject that's chewing at you and read a related prayer that way. I was feeling fearful one morning and came across her prayer for "despair" and it was just what I needed. Instant relief.I know as probably most that our higher power knows what's going on in our hearts, and that any prayers we can mutter are understood, but the prayers she provides help ME to feel like the words being expressed are the right fit and they give me peace of mind.Wonderful set and if you know anyone who would resonate with Tosha's books and her prayers, this would make a great gift, too.

When I saw the pairing of Tosha Silver and Katie Daisy in an oracle deck it felt as if Christmas and my birthday both came early and I had to place a pre-order. As expected for a Hay House product, the quality is solid. It comes in a sturdy box decorated with the artist's lovely designs and the cards themselves are a nice weight and size. I know some folks are really invested in their cards having gilded edges so I'll mention up front that these edges are plain but that doesn't bother me at all. The color palette is bright and cohesive throughout the deck and the Ganesh design on the back of the cards is beautiful. There is no guidebook since the cards themselves have the Tosha Silver's thought-provoking messages printed on them. The only thing I would have done differently would be to leave out the ad for the paid app inside the bottom of the box since, to me, it's a bit tacky but that's a very minor quibble. Overall, I'm absolutely delighted with this oracle deck and am grateful that these two talented creators paired up to make something I will likely reference on a daily basis.

I found these while I was looking for a fun gift to put on my wish lift for the holidays. No one ended up purchasing them for me, but I was so intrigued I bought them myself. Once I received them I loved them so much that I bought two more for my mother and my sister to enjoy them as well. The cards themselves are beautifully designed, and the messages on the cards are both inspirational and grounding. The topics deal with issues that come up in our every day lives, and share a re-framing that creates space for calm, acceptance, healing, and growth. Every day, I pick a random card - almost like a tarot card or oracle - and use the message as a focal point for meditation. Some days, I will search through the deck for a message that speaks to me with what I am specifically dealing with in that moment. Love these! They make great gifts, too.

These cards are great for a short boost of optimism. If you don’t have much time in your day, these are a great resource.

I have been doing tarot for a few years now and hope I understand the practice (and my own method) pretty well by this point, while accepting that expanding spirituality is a journey (isn't that what tarot teaches?) and we do not know everything or what works for us. These are not tarot cards. They do not not appeal to the impulse to overanalyze, control, and see what's ahead in order to conquer it or shield ourselves. I am dealing with illness at the moment and some major life transitions which are difficult. Tosha's oracle deck is great when you need to surrender and have faith in things, even if you don't have all the answers or know how to work through them -- it's the deck for when surrender is the hardest thing you can accept. This is a deck that asks you to let go, have faith, and TRUST. (The "Trust" card was one of the first I received along with "Health"). My sister turned me onto one of Tosha's books years ago and it's one I re-read at least once a year, or I go through it for specific guidance during challenges of a certain nature. This deck is on thick, beautiful stock with simple but colorful artistry. My fish enjoys looking at the cards when I show him individual ones. I am more than pleased with this purchase. I recommend this deck for when you need to let go, ESPECIALLY when it's the most difficult thing to do.