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Gateway Oracle Cards

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The Gateway Oracle Cards by Denise Linn, founder of the Gateway Dreaming™ Institute, are the keys to unlocking the ancient wisdom within you.

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Publisher: Hay House UK Ltd

ISBN: 9781401931810

The Gateway Oracle Cards by Denise Linn are the keys to unlocking the ancient wisdom within you. They reveal a wondrous realm where you'll discover what destiny has in store for you. This deck and accompanying guidebook help you interpret the signs that are all around you, from your nightly dreams to the coincidences, synchronicities and symbols in your waking life.

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Attribute name	Attribute value
Author	Denise Linn
Dimensions	100 x 138 x 37 mm
Imprint	Hay House LLC
ISBN	9781401931810
Language	English
Media type	Tarot/Oracle
Original title	Gateway Oracle Cards
Page count	128
Product no	9781401931810
Publish date	2012-06-15
Publisher	Hay House UK Ltd
RRP List price	15.82 GBP
Weight	319 g

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