Rose and Rae talk about Rae’s process, working with artist Laura Zuspan, and so much more. Touching on earth centric energy, caring about the environment, as well as the music of the earth this beautiful oracle is as intriguing as its author.
Cantigee {kæn-tə-dʒi} is a word created from two root words - cantus, which could be translated as song, spell, or enchantment, and gee, which is a suffix that translates as Earth. Thus Cantigee is a song the Earth sings, a spell it weaves, an enchantment it emanates. This deck, this book, and each of the archetypes within them are prayers of gratitude, healing, and awakening.
Some things that Influences Rae and their work:
Chi:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi_(unit)
I-Ching:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Ching
“Do what you enjoy!”~Rae Diamond
Rae Diamond’s Website: https://www.rae13diamond.com/cantigee
Laura Zuspan’s Website: https://theluminousvoid.com/pages/cantigee-oracle
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