Egyptian Pyramid
Twenty-five card oracle organized into five Egyptian Houses with extensive guidebook.
by Verona McColl · Llewellyn 2003 Deck Type: Oracle Deck Cards: 25 Deck Tradition: Ancient Egyptian Card Back: Reversible Rating: stars out of five Where to · 2003
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The record
The Egyptian Pyramid Oracle is a twenty-five card oracle, broken down into five Houses of five cards each. The accompanying book (soft cover, approximately 3 3/8" by 5", 172 pages) carries an abundant amount of information, in a very well organized fashion. McColl starts out with a general background on divinity, and then moves on to divinity as it was reflected in the every day lives of ancient Egyptians. We look at the importance that symbolism and imagery play in the Egyptian world, how an everyday object was not only seen as something with an express purpose, but was seen as an image representing a deeper concept. It is these ancient Egyptian imagery that McColl has based her deck on. The Houses are broken down into five categories, reflecting the five elements (1): 1 House of Change: Overview: Choices are offered and a change is imminent. New beginnings. Symbol: The life-giving Nile. Element: Water Cards: Water: creativity and mature decisions. Hathor: two faces, two choices Pyramid: youthful power and enlightenment Barque: difficult times, an uneven keel Scarab; self-creation and new life 2 House of Power Overview: Powerful people are forthcoming. Seek and you shall find. Sym
The cards
