We had no idea how beautiful and enchanting this “Chinese Five Elements Oracle” deck would be when we first heard about it. This deck creates an opportunity to connect to the five elements through Chinese metaphysics and astrology. It is grounded in ancient wisdom interpreted through a modern perspective.

Illustrated by Candice Soon and created by Vicki Iskandar. Vicke Iskandar is a Feng Shui expert, has extensively studied and consulted on several other Chinese spiritual modalities, including BaZi/Four Pillars of Destiny (a form of Chinese astrology), the I-Ching, Qigong, and the ancient art of war of Qi Men Dun.

The “Chinese Five Elements Oracle" deck is a unique and captivating addition to my collection of Oracle cards. It offers a fresh and enchanting take on the traditional tarot system. I have had this deck for about two weeks in my presence, and I have not stopped pulling cards. Each card taking me a on a deeper journey inwards.

“The Chinese Five Elements Oracle represents the 60 pillars of the five elements in Chinese Metaphysics, grounded in traditional theories and Taoist wisdom, channeled through a modern perspective. The oracle deck is designed to be easy to use but with many layers of meaning embedded in each card so that users can grasp it whether they are a novice or advanced in their knowledge of oracle cards, the five elements, and energy work. Divining a card’s meaning can be as simple as reading the guidebook entry or as profound as one’s understanding of Chinese Metaphysics.”

The standout feature of this deck is its stunning artwork. The illustrations are truly mesmerizing and tell a beautiful story just in themselves. Each card is a masterpiece, featuring intricate and mesmerizing illustrations that invite the reader into a world of magic and mystery. The imagery is both evocative and rich in symbolism, making it easy for users to connect with the cards on an intuitive level.

The accompanying guidebook provides concise interpretations for each card, making it accessible for both beginners and more advance spiritual practitioners. The guidebook has in-depth insights and comprehensive explanations of each card. I felt a deep connection with each card and its insight after reading these write ups!

This deck is user-friendly, with cards that are easy to shuffle and handle. It is suitable for both daily readings and deeper introspection, making it versatile for a wide range of practitioners. After spending only a week with this deck, I began sharing it with my Intuitive Reading clients. Each one loved it and the cards they chose aligned perfectly with our reading.

Whether you're a seasoned card reader or just starting your journey, this deck will undoubtedly add a touch of magic and intrigue to your readings. It is a visual and spiritual delight for both novice and experienced enthusiasts alike, inspiring deep and insightful readings.

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MORE ABOUT THE CHINESE 5 ELEMENTS ORACLE AND THE AUTHOR:

The 60 cards provide insights into the past, present, and future. They can be used as a tool to connect and communicate with the Divine and to help users gain a deeper understanding of the secrets and mysteries of the Universe. They will work with the truth and flow with the way of the Tao.

Vicki Iskandar is a Chinese metaphysics consultant, strategic coach, and writer. She has been mentoring clients on BaZi/Four Pillars of Destiny (a form of Chinese astrology), Feng Shui, the I-Ching, and the ancient art of war of Qi Men Dun Jia since 2012 while serving as a digital marketing consultant for a variety of brands in the LOHAS (Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability) space.

In 2017, she founded Functional Feng Shui to help others manifest their personal and professional visions, using a balanced, holistic approach that combines her knowledge of Chinese metaphysics with her background in business strategies, expertise in health and wellness, and a unique energetic understanding of the body informed by Qigong.

Her oracle deck on Chinese astrology, The Chinese Five Elements Oracle, is set to be released by Hay House on October 10, 2023. The deck features the sixty possible combinations of the ten Heavenly Stems that represent the Yin or Yang qualities of the five elements and the twelve Earthly Branches, more popularly known as the animal signs of Chinese astrology. Each stunningly designed card offers a modern interpretation of the sixty pillars, grounded in traditional Chinese metaphysics theories and the Tao's wisdom.

Born in Indonesia to parents of Chinese heritage, Vicki grew up in a culturally diverse setting rich in spiritual traditions and ancient customs. She started her metaphysics studies with Western astrology in 2000 after getting her graduate degree in business. Not until Vicki answered her ancestors’ calls to go deeper into Taoism, Qigong, and Chinese metaphysics a few years later did she realize how profoundly applicable, strategic, and healing these ancient arts can be as a mindfulness tool in today’s busy lifestyle.

Vicki has contributed to print and digital publications as a writer since she completed her MBA in Marketing from New York University. Not a stranger to luxury and design, she started writing professionally in 2001, editing the pages of global fashion magazines, including Harper’s Bazaar Singapore.

Readers can view her in-depth monthly insights on Feng Shui and the Chinese five elements on her website at vickiiskandar.com. Her daily astrological insights, a unique blend of Chinese and Western astrology, can be found on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at @5elementsoracle.

Based in Los Angeles, Vicki is also a licensed California Realtor. Having worked with real estate agents, developers, investors, and homebuyers in the past few years as a Feng Shui consultant, she enjoyed the interactions and the relationships built so much that she decided to get a real estate license in 2020 to offer her clients an integrated approach to real estate.