Angel Prayers Oracle Cards is a forty four card deck created by Kyle Gray and published by Hay House in 2014, pairing each card with a written prayer addressed to angels for guidance and invocation rather than a purely symbolic reading.
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Creator / Originator Open Questions
ArtistNot credited on any source checked. 1 Checked fresh: no illustrator is credited on the creator's own product page, the publisher's listing, or any retailer listing found. Kyle Gray's later decks in this registry do credit an illustrator, which makes the silence here read more like an omission than an uncredited deck, but that is not confirmed. Identity
Publication Year Attributions
TraditionNew Age angelology: messages framed as coming from angels, archangels and the Divine Mother and Divine Father rather than from a specific religious doctrine. 1 Deck
Cards in the Deck Card OrientationRead upright only, no reversed meanings 1 Confirmed directly: the guidebook provides no reversed meanings. Method
How the Cards Are ReadRead as a spoken or silent prayer addressed to angels, paired with the deck's guidance for a situation. 1 Learn More
Forty Four Prayers in Place of Forty Four Symbols
Angel Prayers Oracle Cards is a forty four card deck Kyle Gray created for Hay House in 2014, and its organizing idea sets it apart from most oracle decks. Rather than pairing each card with a symbol and a short interpretive phrase, every card carries a complete written prayer addressed to angels, so drawing a card hands the reader finished devotional language rather than a prompt to interpret on their own. The deck reads upright only, with no reversed meanings built into its structure, a convention that runs through most of Gray's later work for the same publisher.
The deck sits at the start of a catalogue that grew to include Angels and Ancestors, Keepers of the Light, The Angel Guide Oracle and The 22 Archangels Oracle, all published by Hay House and all keeping the same upright only reading method. Where those later decks widen their cast toward ancestors, historical keepers of wisdom or an expanding roster of named archangels, Angel Prayers keeps to one addressed form across all forty four cards. Oracle decks as a genre set their own card count and organizing system rather than following a fixed structure the way tarot's seventy eight card major and minor arcana does, and Gray's prayer based structure is one of the narrower organizing choices within that open format, closer to a book of devotions arranged as a deck than to a symbol system meant for open interpretation.
Cross-Tradition Connections
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Archangel Michael, confirmed via the named card title "You Are Protected, Archangel Michael".
Archangel Raphael, confirmed via the named card title "The Divine Physician, Archangel Raphael".
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Open Questions (1 open question)
Who illustrated Kyle Gray's Angel Prayers Oracle Cards?
No illustrator is credited on the creator's own product page, the publisher's listing, or any retailer listing checked. Kyle Gray's later decks in this registry, credited to a named illustrator, make the silence here look like an omission rather than a genuinely uncredited work, but that could not be confirmed either way.
What would resolve this The deck's own guidebook or box, examined directly, or a publisher catalogue record naming the illustrator.
Publishing historyKyle Gray, Angel Prayers Oracle Cards (astrologyandangelmediums.com review, citing Hay House edition)
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