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The decks I use:

  • The Wild Unknown tarot 
  • The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit Oracle
  • Ostara Tarot
  • Oracle of the Dragonfae

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This book has been filling my head with both hope and sadness. The comeback of the wolf would bring back the true spirit of an untameable wild, a wild that is more unknown, more tenacious, more savage, and yet more alive and inspiring. Their presence makes the wild a little more integrated in collective DNA back to a heritage we all carry. Their presence has been documented as changing the landscape. The elk can no longer be slow and fat. The grass shoot grow stronger, erasing rhe effects of erosion. Patches of youngling trees have a chance to grow, giving us more lungs of the earth. Beaver and bird also return in greater number. They heal our earth, and yet im sad sometimes. Sad becaus the stewardship we have carried of this earth is not a happy story. Some things do not need a monetary value. The ability to hear a wolf in the wild is a richness I couldn't count.

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