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Well Worn Path



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Solandia's Summary: The Well Worn Path is a set of 40 cards designed around Pagan teachings and depicting tools, deities, concepts and rituals. It's especially for Pagan, Wiccans and Witches and can be used for divination, meditation, or in rituals.

Creator(s): Raven Grimassi

Type: Oracle Deck   Number of Cards: 40   

Publisher: Published by Llewellyn 2005

Deck Themes: Pagan & Wiccan

Excerpt of the Well Worn Path review by Bonnie Cehovet: "The Well Worn Path" referred to here is one that is reflective of the roots of European Pagan spiritual tradition. It reminds us of all that have gone before us, of the voices of our ancestors. While my personal spiritual path is aeclectic shamanism, I too can hear these voices. I very much looked forward to reviewing this particular deck, as I am a great admirer of Raven Grimassi's work. His co... read more.

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