Books, Tarot & Oracle Cards for time of Ngoonungi
We’ve chosen these books and card decks as possible companions for Your journey Inward/Home.
They are all available in our Store in Berry – (not on-line).
During Ngoonungi flying foxes take to the sky at dusk, their flight keeping time with the light; the Waratah comes into bud, and the flowers hang heavy with nectar. Something quickens in us – if we are still enough to feel it.
The natural world has always been our first teacher.
In Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer weaves Indigenous wisdom together with botany to show how attention and reciprocity return us to belonging.
The Wise Earth Medicine Tarot (Lalania Simone) draws that same knowing from the earth’s animals, insects and plant life.
The Angels of Nature Oracle (Sandra Anne Taylor) reminds us that the sacred lives within every sentient form.
Step through the Mystical Garden Oracle (Denise Linn) and you enter an inner realm beyond time and space – the garden we each quietly tend within.
To unfold is also to listen inward. The Heart’s Path Tarot (Liz Dean) realigns head with heart so its wisdom can be heard.
And for those who feel the world keenly, Elaine Aron’s The Highly Sensitive Person reframes sensitivity as a strength – a doorway to self-worth and empowerment, for Oneself and for our Planet.
True Nature is not only blossoming. Nature teaches us the whole turning of the wheel – loss as surely as bloom.
Yiyun Li’s Pulitzer-winning Things in Nature Merely Grow is a luminous work of radical acceptance in the face of profound grief.
Hannah Richell’s An Ocean and a Day – a memoir a decade in the making, following the sudden loss of her husband off a Sydney beach – moves through sorrow toward recovery and hope.
And Atul Gawande’s Being Mortal invites us to meet ageing and mortality with honesty and grace. Each, in its own way, returns us to what is real.
And from that fertile ground, the new is always being born.
Sigourney Belle’s The MotherWild Revolution imagines mothers as the rich soil from which humanity’s future grows – a fitting image for a season of quickening.
Whatever is stirring in you this Ngoonungi, may these companions help it ripen and unfold you into the depth of your own True Nature.