Self-Love Oracle Cards

About this app

With self-love, you can unlock the power to heal yourself, to overcome your self-sabotaging habits, and transform your life. This 44-card oracle is suitable for both beginners and experienced seekers to use for accessing your own inner truth and wisdom. The Self-Love Oracle features the fantasy watercolour paintings of Janet Chui, and her advice for self-care, setting your boundaries, loving yourself, and finding your peace no matter what the situation. Single card draws can provide quick advice, while complex spreads may reveal deeper issues of self-worth. Gift yourself the Self-Love oracle to embark on the journey of healing and self-empowerment. You can use this app as a full-featured, ad-free and time-unlimited "Lite" version, or unlock the full deck for a small fee. Key features: – A complete deck of 44 cards*, beautifully illustrated, covering many topics regarding daily issues – 3 types of readings (1, 3 or 5-card readings) – You can save your readings to a journal for further reference – Share your readings with your friends, by email, on Twitter and Facebook! *the full deck is available in the unlocked version About the author: Janet Chui is an artist, editor and writer from Singapore. She was painting and writing about mythical creatures since childhood, but struggled with these abilities for much of her life, until she became a mother and fully embraced her intuitive and imaginative gifts. Since diving deep into meditation and healing methods, she helps others find their self-worth and develop their creative skills. The Self-Love Oracle features Janet's art and life lessons from over a decade of discovering her own purpose and the universal need for self-love and healing.

- Fixed the non-working social sharing features. - Added better handling of notch-equipped devices. - Improved email feature. - Fixed a possible crash on iPhone 14. - Reduced app size.

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