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Rebecca Campbell's advertising career, before she left it, ran through two major cities rather than one: she worked as an award winning creative director in both London and Sydney before turning to spiritual work in her late twenties, a bicontinental career her main biography compresses into a single line.
The awakening she describes as the origin of her later path has a specific first moment: at eighteen she answered what she calls an inner call to visit the sacred sites of her own ancestry, an experience she names as the first of several initiatory awakenings rather than a single isolated event. Since 2010 she has described consciously working with the rose and other plants as an ongoing practice, a specific, dated commitment distinct from the broader spiritual language her books use.
Her decks are collaborative productions rather than solo artworks: the Work Your Light Oracle Cards carry illustrations by Danielle Noel, crediting a second creative hand behind the imagery readers associate with Campbell's own writing, and her books and decks together have been translated into eighteen languages. Press coverage of her work has reached Vogue, Stylist and the Sunday Times, a mainstream fashion and news media presence beyond the specialist spiritual publishing her Hay House books appear through.