Description

Why I created this deck

I’ve always taken my worries for a walk.

Whenever life feels tangled, work stuff, personal stuff, the general “what on earth am I going to do now” moments, I head outside. A bit of forest bathing, some fresh air, and space to let my thoughts stretch out. More often than not, the answers arrive when I’m not forcing them. They slip in while I’m watching an insect get on with its tiny important business, or standing by a river as it keeps flowing endlessly past me and my drama.

These cards grew from those moments.

Each one holds an insight gifted by the natural world. Things I’ve learned simply by paying attention. I gathered them together so they wouldn’t just live in my mind and notebooks anymore. My hope is they’ll offer the same gentle guidance to others who might need a pause or a fresh perspective.

How the deck is structured

The deck contains 52 cards, loosely following the wheel of the year. It moves from the bright light of early spring through to the deep, quiet cold of winter.

Some cards make you think.

Some invite reflection.

All are rooted in nature.

Each card has one side with original watercolour illustrations, and on the reverse you’ll find a short explanation, key takeaways, and a suggested action to help you apply the message to your own life.

You can pull a card daily, use them for journalling, or turn to them when you feel stuck and need a different lens.