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The Angel Guide Oracle
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The Angel Guide Oracle is a forty four card oracle deck created by Kyle Gray with artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard, published by Hay House in 2020. It continues Gray's catalogue of angel themed oracle decks, offering guidance drawn from angelic sources for everyday questions and situations.
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Cards in the Deck Card OrientationRead upright only, no reversed meanings 1 Kyle Gray's guidebooks are confirmed directly, for three of his other decks in this registry, not to provide reversed meanings; extended here as the same creator's stated general practice, not independently confirmed for this exact title. Identity
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Attributes and IconographySoft painted illustration in the same visual family as Gray's other Hay House oracle decks. 1 Method
How the Cards Are ReadRead intuitively for guardian angel guidance, each card keyed to a theme such as protection, abundance or inner child healing. 1 Learn More
A Fourth Publisher Return for the Same Angel Catalogue
The Angel Guide Oracle is a forty four card deck Kyle Gray created with artwork by Jennifer Hawkyard, published by Hay House in 2020. Its card count matches Angel Prayers, Gray's first Hay House deck from six years earlier, and its organizing system returns to general angelic guidance rather than the narrower prayer form of that first deck or the named archangel structure Gray would use later in The 22 Archangels Oracle. Read upright only, with no reversed meanings, it follows the same reading convention that runs through every deck in Gray's catalogue for the same publisher.
Jennifer Hawkyard's artwork also illustrates The 22 Archangels Oracle, published four years later, giving the two decks a shared visual family that spans the back half of Gray's catalogue the way Lily Moses's artwork does for its earlier decks, Angels and Ancestors and Keepers of the Light. Across five decks published between 2014 and 2024, Gray's catalogue keeps a consistent card count near forty to fifty five, a consistent publisher and a consistent upright only reading method, while rotating the organizing unit itself, prayers, ancestors, historical keepers, general angelic guidance and a fixed roster of named archangels, each deck narrowing or widening that unit differently against the same underlying angel focused subject matter.
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