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The Enchanted Map Oracle Cards

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The Enchanted Map Oracle Cards is a fifty four card deck created by Colette Baron-Reid and published by Hay House in 2011, framing its guidance as a journey across an enchanted landscape rather than a set of separate, unrelated symbols.

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Origins
Creator / Originator
Colette Baron-Reid 1
Artist
Jena DellaGrottaglia 2
Confirmed directly: an independent review names this as another offering from Colette Baron-Reid and Jena DellaGrottaglia, the same illustrator already credited elsewhere in this registry for Wisdom of the Oracle Divination Cards.
Attributions
Publisher
Hay House 1
Deck
Cards in the Deck
54 1
Card Orientation
Designed to be read upright or reversed 1
Colette Baron-Reid's decks include a distinct Protection Message for a reversed card as a standard guidebook section.
Identity
Publication Year
2011 1
Method
How the Cards Are Read
Read as stops along a journey across the deck's enchanted landscape, for guidance on love, purpose and happiness. 1
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Guidance Framed as a Journey Rather Than a List

The Enchanted Map Oracle Cards is a fifty four card deck Colette Baron-Reid created for Hay House, published in 2011. Its organizing system frames the deck's guidance as a journey across an enchanted landscape rather than as a set of separate, unrelated symbols, structuring the fifty four cards as stops along that journey addressing questions of love, purpose and happiness. That narrative, journey based framing distinguishes it from the repeating thematic structure of Baron-Reid's Oracle of the 7 Energies and from the more conventional one symbol per card approach of her later Wisdom of the Oracle Divination Cards.

Designed to be read either upright or reversed, the deck continues the intuitive, story driven reading style that runs through Baron-Reid's wider catalogue, treating a spread of cards as connected chapters in a single narrative rather than as independent answers to be read in isolation. Publishing a deck organized around a fictional or symbolic landscape, rather than a real geography or a documented mythological system, is itself a structural choice within the oracle genre, which unlike tarot carries no inherited landscape or map tradition of its own, so The Enchanted Map's structure is original to Baron-Reid's own catalogue rather than adapted from an older divinatory format.

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