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Android App Analysis and Review: Fairy Tales Oracle Cards, Developed by Indie Goes Software. Listed in Lifestyle Category. Current Version Is v6q, Updated On 25/08/2023 . According to s reviews on Google Play: Fairy Tales Oracle Cards. Achieved Over 14 thousand Installs. Fairy Tales Oracle Cards Currently Has 329 Reviews, Average Rating 4.7 Stars

Explore the wonderful world of fairy tales and archetypes, and find your own inner guidance with the Fairy Tales Oracle Cards. Get inspiration from Nicole Feltovic’s touching artwork and writing, with this beautiful 45-card deck. You can use this app as a full-featured, ad-free and time-unlimited "Lite" version, or unlock the full deck for a small fee.

All great stories and fairy tales hold the key to transformation. The archetypes within fairy tales often mirror ourselves and the people around us. Thanks to them, we can bring new awareness to our lives.

When working with the Fairy Tales deck, focus on a situation or a question that you have, and ask what new understanding would help you most at this time.

Key features:
- A complete deck of 45 cards*,beautifully illustrated, and covering many inspiring themes
- 3 types of readings (1, 3 or 5 cards)
- Save your readings to a journal for further reference
- Share your readings with your friends, by email or on Facebook!
*the full deck is available in the unlocked version

About the author: Nicole Feltovic is an artist, intuitive and Reiki teacher from Shelton CT. Nicole is a curious soul who enjoys looking deeply into the human psyche. She is fascinated by what's hidden beneath the surface, and has "fallen down the rabbit hole" on more than one occasion. In her attempt to understand her environment, Nicole discovered the world of archetypes. The stories began to color her world; their messages sang to her, and life was never quite the same again.
A few years ago, she decided to create a deck of oracle cards from her paintings, and used these for doing readings. People were intrigued by her cards because they were based on fairy tales, something they could understand and relate to. So she self-published the first edition of the deck in 2012, calling it “Angels, Archetypes and Fairy Tales”. That deck has evolved now into the Fairy Tales app.

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