Journey to Your Sacred Destiny 
 The Sacred Destiny Oracle Cards call upon the energy of nature and majesty of the natural world to provide answers to the heartfelt yearnings of your soul. Use these cards on a regular basis and you’ll find solace, healing, and wisdom emerging within you. 
 When you hold a card, you hold a key to greater consciousness. Each of these cards acts as a key to a different gateway . . . beyond the world of form, into the invisible realm of Spirit. 
 You’ll find that your ability to go through the mystic veil into sacred dimensions will grow the more that you use these cards. Additionally, if you perform readings for others, profound realizations will occur in your life, as well as in theirs. 
                                                                     
                                                                     
                                                                     
                                                                     
 As the sun sinks behind the horizon, and the reds and oranges turn to the lavenders and deep purples of the ensuing night, the day is complete. Sunset signifies that a new cycle has begun. As each star emerges into the velvet sky, we enter a realm of the dark unknown, where magic and even the mystery of life itself seems to shimmer above us. To be regretting that the day is done is to miss the glory of the starry heavens above. 
 Roses are a universal symbol of love. The rose was associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. In many Native American tribes, wild roses are a powerful symbol of life. The wild rose, as opposed to the domesticated rose, represents a love that is wild and free and without bounds. It blossoms all summer and is beloved by bees and butterflies. 
 Traditionally rain symbolizes rebirth and washing one’s sins away. Water is also associated with emotions, and a summer rain can represent the release of long-held emotions that allows for a purification and inner healing. There is also a renewal aspect of rain; the old saying “April showers bring May flowers” means that what follows the rain is a time of renewal and blossoming. 
 In ancient times, our forebears took refuge in caves. The cave offered a safe place to prepare food, sleep, heal, and build community. Caves were also the places where sacred spiritual ceremonies occurred, evidenced by cave drawings and altars that had been built along the ledges. Symbolically, caves often represented a secret pathway to the underworld, the divine womb of Mother Earth, and the sacred heart.