The Sacred Awakening Lemurian Temple Oracle Cards, created by Sa’arah Esther Felix, was first published back in 2013. The artwork created from original paintings by Sa’arah melted with photo-collage.

Production wise, the cardstock is very thin and high gloss. While my copy seems to have sustained quite a bit of wear and tear over the last decade, as you can see from the photographs, they’ve still held up to the test of time.

Each card is intended to be a vessel for an ancient mystery, invoking the divine sciences. Working with the deck helps to activate your higher consciousness and connection to the ascended masters.

The images are designed to hold healing power and the ability to transmit encoded information from the Lemurian Temple.

When a card like Aspects shows up in your reading, aspects of your inner self are being denied, unloved, feared, or mistrusted. Body Temple reminds you that your human body is a magical temple.

Sans Definition portends a new energy around you that is beyond definition. This new energy is like spheres and different from what has come before.

Coming Home affirms the completion of your journey. Is-ness reminds you of the knowing that can only be experienced.

There’s a hint of Lady Freida Harris Thoth-ian vibe to some of the art merged with that early 21st century Photoshop exploration. It’s speculative with iconic Age of Aquarius mystical symbolism.

Soul Glimpse is an affirmation of you unfolding your wings and going beyond your physical existence to awaken into your magnificent divine aspect. Starchild is remembering who you really are, your true nature and vast essence, your origin, your angelic family, and your cosmic light.

Wounded Warrior is you the hero who has become a victim. The themes per the keywords are conveyed through sacred geometry and metaphors, rather than through narrative storyboard art.

The mixed media and digital art style you see in Sacred Awakening is very much expressive of the decade when it was first created. I’m thinking, for example, the Psychic Tarot Oracle and the Psychic Tarot for the Heart. Or the Sirian Starseed Tarot.

Like Rembrandt playing with light and shadow in the 17th century, digital artists in the 2000s to 2010s were playing with illumination effects in ways that started to capture– or reveal– an intergalactic sentimentality. Kind of interesting how the more digital our art styles get especially now with the advent of AI generated art, the more of a star seed multiverse vibe the art takes on.

If you resonate with Starseed spirituality, then you will resonate with the Sacred Awakening Oracle. Think Starchild Tarot with a more abstract geometric style and bolder, more vibrant color saturation. These illustrations are like panels of sacred art from an inner temple, and thus serve as a reminder for you to remember.

Speaking of remembering, I have zero recollection of how I came to acquire this deck. It’s been so long. Then out of nowhere this year, a decade later, I realized I’ve never added this deck to my blog archive of reviews, so here it is.