One of the Earliest Sacred Geometry Oracle Decks

The Sacred Geometry Oracle Deck is a sixty four card deck of visionary art created by Francene Hart, published by Bear and Company in 2001, among the earliest oracle decks built entirely around sacred geometry patterns and forms rather than figurative or mythological scenes. At sixty four cards it is larger than LON's later Sacred Geometry Activations Oracle at forty four, and unlike that later deck, Hart's cards layer animal and nature imagery, jaguar, raven, octopus and dolphin figures among them, over the geometric patterns rather than presenting geometry alone.

Designed to be read either upright or reversed, the deck is used as a visual meditation focus, one geometric pattern drawn or chosen at a time, the same reading method used with LON's later deck despite the difference in visual approach between them. Published in 2001, fifteen years before Sacred Geometry Activations, Hart's deck predates and likely helped establish sacred geometry as a viable organizing theme within the oracle genre, a category that has since grown to include LON's more purely abstract take on the same underlying practice of treating geometric pattern as a carrier of symbolic and mystical significance.