Oracle Deck Review – The Midnight Sun Oracle: Magical Messages From the Nordic Midsummer by Selena Moon

Oracle Deck Review

The Midnight Sun Oracle

Magical Messages From the Nordic Midsummer

By Selena Moon

Published by Rockpool Publishing

112 Page Guidebook

Publication Date: June 4, 2024

I’m really more a fall-and-winter person than a summer person but that doesn’t really matter – this deck takes me back to my youth – when I was a summer person – when I went camping on the beach – living day and night in a bright red string bikini and a white lace throw-over – partying with a giant group of friends – going from sunrise to sunset – dancing around the bonfires we used to make – oh! what a great time it was!

This is another deck with lovely artwork. The artist, Selena Moon, is also the creator of the Shadow and Light Oracle and the Sacred Light Oracle, as well as journals that correspond to these decks. They must be very popular, because they’re currently out of stock. Her website can be found here ~~~~> https://selenamoon.co/

I love the sun-kissed look of these cards. Even on a cold winter day, these cards make you feel like it’s the middle of summer and the sun is so bright it’s not easy to see because of the solar brilliance.

Even the inside of the box the cards came in is beautiful!

In the little book that comes with the deck, it is explained that you can use this deck
“for any kind of spread both complicated and simple” (Moon, 6). But there are four spreads in the book that were created for the Midsummer Oracle – the Wreath Spread, Seven Flowers Spread, Maypole Spread and the Midnight Sun Spread. I especially liked the Wreath Spread – a simple five-card spread that always seemed to tell me what I needed to know.

Incidentally, the back of the cards show a floral wreath.

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About the Author

Polly MacDavid lives in Buffalo, New York at the moment but that could easily change, since she is a gypsy at heart. Like a gypsy, she is attracted to the divinatory arts, as well as camp fires and dancing barefoot. She has three cats who all help her with her magic.

Her philosophy about religion and magic is that it must be thoroughly based in science and logic. She is Dianic Wiccan but she gets along with a few of the masculine deities. She loves to cook and she is a Bills fan.

She blogs at silverapplequeen.wordpress.com. She writes about general life, politics and poetry. She is writing a novel about sex, drugs and recovery.