#fionahorne

Lost Oracle is my favorite oracle deck from 2024!

I got it in October, and it’s already become a fast favorite. I knew from the moment I saw the images online that I would click with it. This one has strong witch/crone energy for me.

I’ve been using it with my year ahead readings, and it always provides such a profound message that speaks to the heart of the issue for the querent. The guidebook is deeply insightful with historical references/stories of resilience in the face of adversity – something I think we all need at this moment in history. The messages don’t sugarcoat these times. They help us accept the situation we find ourselves in and give us practical and no-nonsense guidance on how to tap into our OWN power, strength, and determination to persevere in those trying circumstances.

I love to read with it along with the Wild Woman Oracle also by Rockpool Publishing. They both have such powerful, feminine energy that helps with summoning the empowerment needed to persevere in these wild and crazy times.

The creator says, “The Lost Oracle is a resource for making peace with your place in the world. It is a source of protection, a guide for healing, a touchstone of reassurance and a compass for experiencing success of all kinds in life. It is an unwavering light shining on an uncertain future that can become less troubling and more enticing when viewed from an enlightened perspective. Steeped in ancient wisdom, Lost Oracle will help you understand and manage the forces around you and within you today to find your way to the place where you feel found.”

Thanks to Rockpool Publishing for sending this deck over for review back in October. I’m so happy to report that since that initial review, it’s still calling to me over and over again and has helped a lot of my clients find solace and empowerment during this tumultuous time!

See my longer deck review of this amazing, profound, and insightful deck on my tarot blog on healingthrutarot.com – link below

FIONA HORNE

24 June 1966

DEF FX

            Fiona Horne is an Australian singer who is best known for being the lead vocals in the band Def FX who had hit songs with I’ll Be Your Magick (2003) & Psychotic summer (1995). She also did a duet with Paul McDermott with Shut Up / Kiss Me (1998) which is one of my favourite songs. She appeared on Celebrity Survivor in 2006 and is a self-confessed witch who wrote the successful book Witch: a Magickal Journey: A Hip Guide to Modern Witchcraft (2001).

            Horne was born in Sydney, Australia and started playing in bands when she moved to Adelaide, South Australia in 1984. In 1990, she co-founded the alternative-dance-rock band Def FX. The band played at the Big Day Out (1994) and later disbanded in 1997. Horne went on to appear on Good News Week with Paul McDermott and started releasing her own solo music. Def FX reformed in 2012 for a national tour as well as in 2019. In 1994, Horne featured in the well-known Black+White magazine and then moved to Los Angeles in 2001 and worked regularly in the Caribbean at resorts. Today she lives in Western Australia with her boyfriend.

            Horne is a vegetarian and wrote her autobiography The Naked Witch (2017). Horne is a commercial pilot, humanitarian aid worker, skydiver, fire dancer, yoga instructor and free diver.

Absolutely loving the Lost Oracle still. It released 10/1. I’ve read with it all of October and it’s the perfect deck for this time of year. If you loved the book Slewfoot, you might resonate with these cards and images that cover similar themes & energy.

We see card titles of Found, Power and Might, Ancestral Alchemy, Elixir, Pierce the Veil, Stardust and Soil, & Midnight Brew

I fell in love with it instantly. Just look at this color palette with these gorgeous mauves, browns, creams and pops of red and black with gorgeous black edges and the card backs feature a lantern amidst in the center of overgrown twisted branches – some of the most beautiful card backs I’ve seen on an oracle deck.

There are card titles/keywords and a short phrase on the front of each card to help highlight the theme and offer a quick message if you don’t have the time to pull out the guidebook. The card descriptions are meaty and usually offer a lesson from history or folklore that relates to finding your place in the world or finding the light in the dark. I’m blown away by the poetic nature of this deck.

Reads beautifully with The Oracle of the Witch and the Wild Woman Oracle. All 3 are published by Rockpool Publishing & I’ve reviewed those 2 decks so check out those on my tarot blog.

The creator says, “The Lost Oracle is a resource for making peace with your place in the world. It is a source of protection, a guide for healing, a touchstone of reassurance and a compass for experiencing success of all kinds in life. It is an unwavering light shining on an uncertain future that can become less troubling and more enticing when viewed from an enlightened perspective.

Steeped in ancient wisdom, Lost Oracle will help you understand and manage the forces around you and within you today to find your way to the place where you feel found.”

Lovely deck to read with this time of year (autumn), and I really think it will be great for winter as well.

See my longer deck review on my tarot blog on healingthrutarot.com – link in instabio

Thanks to Rockpool for sending this deck over for review.

@rockpoolpublishing

The Lost Oracle is a transformative deck created to help you find peace, protection, and purpose in today’s uncertain world. In this post, we’ll explore the cards and their deep roots in ancient wisdom, offering guidance for healing, success, and personal empowerment. Whether you’re new to oracle cards or a seasoned reader, The Lost Oracle serves as a compass for navigating life’s challenges. Join me as we uncover how this magical deck can illuminate your path and help you feel truly grounded and found.