All Decks
I have created all these decks myself. All rights reserved.
These decks are more than cards — they’re a playful game with your intuition.
As a Conscious Creator, you can choose to believe that each draw mirrors your current process, revealing essential pieces of your inner puzzle. Through this lens, every card becomes a tool helping you dive faster and deeper into your transformation.
Stardream Oracles
astrological style
60/88 cards*
StarDream Oracles is a cosmic journey through symbols inspired by astrology, archetypal powers, and the living presence of Ancient Greek deities. Each card is a portal into the starry realms of the imagination, where planetary forces meet the myths and archetypes of gods and goddesses. The deck reimagines the rhythms of the heavens as guiding allies for your inner path, inviting you to play with intuition as the ancients once read the stars — as mirrors of the soul’s unfolding journey.
* - 60 cards in a lite version. 88 cards in a full version.
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The Genius
You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the old one obsolete.
— Buckminster Fuller
#Vision #Innovation #Truth #CollectiveChange
The Genius is the architect of the future—an idea-forger, systems-thinker, and unshakable idealist. This archetype sees what could be long before others recognize what is. It lives in possibility, drawing from mental clarity, radical insight, and a deep desire to serve the collective good. The Genius questions norms not for attention, but to reveal inefficiencies, injustices, or outdated thinking. When aligned, this blueprint becomes a wellspring of progress—offering innovation not as rebellion, but as service to a more liberated world.
You may be in a moment where an idea, vision, or solution is arriving faster than you can ground it. Perhaps you feel inspired to build something new—a system, concept, or way of thinking that challenges what came before. In these moments, this blueprint blesses you with intellectual brilliance, creative precision, and the gift of future-thinking. The Genius allows you to zoom out, think systemically, and offer insight that catalyzes collective progress. When shared with clarity and care, your mind doesn’t just shift ideas—it shifts people.
Because this blueprint lives so deeply in thought, it can lose contact with feeling. The Genius may struggle to stay present, bypass emotional complexity, or dismiss input that doesn't align with its logic. There’s a risk of detachment—relating more to systems than to humans, and valuing ideals over lived experience. In its shadow, this archetype may become cold, condescending, or resistant to collaboration. A brilliant mind without emotional fluency may end up isolated—not because it's unworthy of connection, but because it forgot how to stay in the room when feelings arise.
Begin by noticing where you default to intellect when vulnerability is asked. Ask yourself: Am I explaining, or connecting? You don’t need to soften your brilliance—just ground it in presence. Let your ideas land in the human world, where nuance lives. Practice sharing without defending. Collaborate without correcting. Be curious about feedback instead of threatened by it. When your vision is rooted in both logic and empathy, you don’t just inspire change—you create ideas others can follow home.
Where am I offering brilliance—but missing the connection that would make it real?
Inner Architecture
psychological style
58 cards
Inner Architecture is an inner journey through symbols inspired by depth psychology, shadow work, and the transformative path of deep healing. Each card is a portal into the hidden chambers of the psyche, where psychological mechanisms, core needs, shadow aspects, attachment styles, and other deep patterns reveal their influence. The deck reimagines therapeutic insight as an intuitive ally, guiding you to meet your inner architecture with compassion, transform what no longer serves, and rebuild the foundations of your authentic self. Inner Architecture invites you to play with intuition as a mirror for self-discovery — uncovering the evolving blueprint of your soul.
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Avoidant Detachment
“If I don’t let them close, they can’t break me.”
#EmotionalDistance #AttachmentDefense #FearOfCloseness
#VulnerabilityShield #DisconnectionPattern #SelfIsolation
Avoidant detachment is a defense that protects you from the vulnerability of connection by keeping others at a safe emotional distance. It often forms in environments where expressing needs led to rejection, intimacy felt unsafe, or caregivers were unreliable or emotionally distant. To survive, you learned to rely on yourself and minimize the importance of closeness. As an adult, this translates into withdrawal, dismissiveness, or chronic independence. It’s not that you don’t feel — it’s that feeling too much has always been dangerous.
This mechanism activates in moments of emotional intimacy, vulnerability, or dependency. When someone gets too close, you may pull away, downplay your feelings, or distract yourself with work, hobbies, or logic. You may find excuses to disengage, forget to reply, or convince yourself you’re better off alone. Deep inside, you may crave connection — but the moment it approaches, your defenses activate. Love feels like a threat to your autonomy, and distance feels like safety.
Avoidant detachment can leave you feeling disconnected even in the presence of others. It sabotages intimacy by keeping you hidden behind walls of composure, silence, or sarcasm. You may struggle to ask for help, express vulnerability, or admit your needs — fearing they’ll make you weak, dependent, or a burden. Over time, relationships may end not from conflict, but from emotional starvation. The loneliness creeps in slowly, often unnoticed, until it hardens into normal.
Healing begins by allowing yourself to need. Start with small admissions: “I miss you,” “That hurt,” or “I could use support.” Pay attention to the moments when your instinct is to withdraw — and ask, “What part of me is trying to protect itself right now?” Practice staying present in emotional discomfort without retreating. Let people earn your trust slowly, but don’t use independence as a shield from love. Connection doesn't mean losing yourself. You can be whole and still let others in — without collapsing, without vanishing.
What closeness am I avoiding — and what would it cost me to stay instead of pulling away?