Oracle card deck for easy daily guidance: SoulGoddess

Already half of 2024 has gone by. Are the things you want to do, the things you hope for, working out as planned? Or does it feel like nothing is going right, making you feel even more down?

Whenever I feel that way, I casually read tarot cards for fun. But honestly, even that is not always easy, since you have to look up the meaning of the card you drew.

An oracle card deck without complicated interpretations

When your heart already feels gloomy, having to dig through results can really drain your energy. That is exactly when oracle cards come in handy. So today, I am introducing a cheerful item that anyone can use with ease. Let me show you SoulGoddess.

Even the box looks beautifully structured and luxurious. It has a magnetic closure, so it was easy to open, close, and take out without creasing anything.

As I mentioned above, this is an oracle card deck. I am a beginner too, so I wondered what it was at first. But it is a kind and easy friend: just draw a card and receive advice, with no difficult or complicated interpretation needed.

The mood created by gold foil and goddess illustrations

The gold foil sparkles all the way around the edges—you can tell how much care went into it, right? I heard this is also Korea's first independently produced goddess card deck, which makes it feel even more meaningful.

The cards are printed cleanly and sharply on thick coated paper, so they should stay sturdy and last a long time even with daily use.

The deck is based on 40 well-known goddesses from around the world, so admiring the illustrations is a pleasure in itself. The artwork is so lovely that there is apparently even a coloring book version—such welcome news.

There are four Korean goddess cards like these. Since I have drawn before, I tend to be sensitive about art, and the images in the SoulGoddess Oracle Cards felt so gentle and warm. Being able to encounter Korean-language messages themed around representative goddesses from so many countries makes this feel truly special.

The back design is fantastic too. The combination of gold and black is a feast for the eyes.

A card box that fits nicely in the hand!

Drawing the cards myself

The recommended method is to hold the deck in one hand, ask the goddesses for guidance, and choose a card. But I figured any method should be fine if it feels right, so I simply laid them out side by side.

Goddesses are full of mercy, so please allow me to do this my way. Which one of these 40 cards will offer me advice as precious as gold? My heart is fluttering as I draw one.

Ta-da! As if by fate, I drew a Korean goddess. Ungnyeo's advice was that everything will find its proper place. Maybe because things have been hard lately, this one card somehow made my heart well up.

This time, I deliberately shuffled them into a confusing mess, thought about the situation that has been troubling me, and asked the 40 SoulGoddesses for the words I need right now.

For some reason, this one card seemed to be calling me, so I carefully picked it up

and turned it over. What I need right now is charisma with a spoonful of kindness! Indeed, indeed—it was exactly the advice I needed.

Continue exploring with the SoulTalk app

The fun does not stop here. With the SoulTalk app, you can take an MBTI test to see what your goddess tendency is like, check messages, and even get a consultation all in one place. Who took part in creating such an interesting app matters too, of course. A well-known tarot master helped make it, so that says it all.

Lastly, Flora's message from the SoulGoddess card I drew was so memorable that I wanted to write it down properly.

Please cherish yourself more. The world will cherish you too.

If you have been looking for tarot cards that are nice to use alone and easy to enjoy casually with others at a gathering, I think the warm, heart-comforting SoulGoddess Oracle Cards could be a lovely choice.