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Cave Painting Style Imagery for Cross Cultural Shamanism

Shamanic Healing Oracle Cards is a forty four card deck created by artist Michelle A. Motuzas, published by Schiffer in 2016. Its cave painting style imagery draws on cross cultural shamanic practice, a broad category covering practices found across many indigenous and traditional cultures worldwide, and the deck's guidebook draws eclectically from several such traditions rather than reconstructing any single documented lineage, a pattern common across the modern oracle card market when a deck's subject is shamanism generally rather than one specific tradition's practice.

Read upright only, with no reversed meanings, the deck offers guidance toward spiritual clarity and personal empowerment through Motuzas's distinctive dark background, symbolic style, visually distinct from the soft painted illustration common in decks such as Doreen Virtue's angel catalogue or the fantasy art style Jasmine Becket-Griffith brings to Lucy Cavendish's decks. Motuzas presents her own claims of psychic and healing ability, and the shamanic framework the deck draws on, as personal spiritual practice rather than clinically demonstrated fact, consistent with how she describes her work across her own site and publisher materials.

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