the guidebook
The Rule Your World Oracle Deck Guidebook has descriptions of each oracle card plus questions to ask yourself so you can dive deep. Learn how to clear your deck and how to do a reading. Work with the sample spreads below or make your own. You can choose this online version or download the PDF version.
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about this deck
The themes of each oracle card in this deck are based on cardology or the Destiny Cards System. Cardology is the astrology and numerology of the playing cards. Each day of the year has a card assigned to it along with the hand that goes with that card. It can help you understand what your soul was trying to achieve when it chose this blueprint for your life.
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The cards govern not just personality, but also the energy that exists in your relationships. Just like you can’t escape being your card, you can’t escape these energies. Understanding how the cards see relationships can help you figure out the cosmic purpose behind why you meet the people that you do.
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Learn all about the cards & your compatibility with others here. Get a free guide to your suit & discover how the suits get along with each other. Click here.
how to clear your deck
The reality is… your intention alone to have a clear deck is all you need. But, if you want some more ideas, keep reading…
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Hold the deck in your hands and ask for the deck to be clear of all energies that previously came in contact with it and for it to be aligned with your soul’s blueprint and highest purpose.
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You can also sage it or play high vibe tunes with the intention to clear it.
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Clear your deck whenever you use the cards to play a game with someone else (meaning when someone else gets their grubby hands on them ;)) or if things feel a bit off with the answers you are getting or simply whenever you feel it’s needed.
how to do a reading
For the best reading for YOU, blend your own intuition with the information in this guidebook. Below, you’ll find a step-by-step process to do a reading.
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Each card’s description includes the oracle description and the traditional cardology meaning of the card. Plus, there’s a bonus self-reflection section with questions you can ponder or journal about.
1. Ask a question. It’s best to ask open-ended questions and not to should yourself to death. Here are some examples:
- What’s the most important thing for me to know about _____?
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What are my next steps regarding ____?
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What am I not seeing / understanding about ____?
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What advice do you have for me about taking this job?
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What do I need to know about my relationship with ____?
​2. Hold the question in your mind. Shuffle the deck a few times until you intuitively feel it’s time to stop. Cut the deck. Take the bottom half and place it above the top half. Draw the top card or cards depending on which reading you are doing from the following page. Lay the spread out.​
3. First use your own intuition on what the card spread means. Then go to the cards in this guide and read the descriptions and self-reflection section. See if any words jump off the page at you or if any particular phrases stand out. Each time you do a reading, you might find a different part of the description relevant to your question.
the deck
