The Moon Deck, by Aarona Lea and Andrea Keh ~ Book Picks

"Through our ever-evolving discoveries of balance and purpose, we've learned first hand about the healing power of ritual and art in action...There's a piece of each of us in The Moon Deck and we believe this contribution will bring as much insight, joy and inspiration to other women as it has brought to us in the process of creating it."

Aarona Lea Pichinson & Andrea Keh, co-creators of The Moon Deck

The Moon's universal influence upon our lives is visible in the endless pull of the tides, the illumination of the night by subtle means of reflection, and in the myriad cycles of nature and the body. Drawing inspiration from this powerful symbol, The Moon Deck is a tool for connecting to your intuition and emotional heath through the path of self-love and ritual.Created to foster community and healing, this entire set is inspired by the cyclical beauty of the moon and the inherent wisdom of women. It shares insights on growth, purpose, transformation, practice, and creativity - with freedom for personal exploration.The Moon Deck can be worked as an oracle guide, as a daily tool for reflection and meditation, or in tarot-inspired spreads. The accompanying booklet elaborates the deeper meanings of each card, and pairs them with action-based rituals that boost daily self-love using creativity, yoga, meditation, journalling, and other self-care practices."We hope that each woman using this offering

will find clarity, comfort and strength in the uplifting and creative process of picking a card, contemplating its meaning and following the suggested rituals. "

The Moon Deck comes in hand-crafted wooden box or in a beautifully designed sturdy paper box. Each deck is complete with 44 cards + guidebook, and is infused with love and prayers. The cards are lovingly illustrated with symbolic images and potent mantras. When used with intention, each card, mantra, and ritual works to unleash the magic within us all. Through the power of ritual and honest self-discovery, this healing deck provides an inspiring guide for women of all ages, to connect to our intuitive wisdom, awaken our creative spirit, and feel at home in our body. 

The accompanying booklet will also brief women on how to start their own ‘Sister Moon Circle' where they can form healthy bonds and deeper trust with a supportive community of other women.

"may we walk with trust and love  may we inspire and be inspired by our sistersmay all women celebrate one anotherand the many shades of our shared cycles"

Aarona Lea Pichinson

is inspired by 23 years of yoga, 14 years as a yoga teacher and wellness adviser, a past life as a photographer and mixed media artist, and a love of writing and travel - Aarona is deeply moved to share her growth and tools with others.As the author and co-creator of The Moon Deck, bringing this vision to life is a culmination of Aarona's personal and professional work. She is influenced by several yoga traditions and personal-development roadmaps which have consistently guided her on a path of healing and purpose through self-love. Her early curiosity led her on a life-long journey of study, practice, and ritual where she explored the shadowy depths of healing trauma, recovered from chronic cycles of bulimia, and continues to help normalize conversations around emotional health. What started as a personal need for survival, eventually became a passion turned profession.

Andrea (Andi) Keh

is the Illustrator of The Moon Deck, proud mama of two and wife of William Keh.  Watercolor/gauche/silk painting, graphite pencil drawing, and natural dyeing are her creative passions.  She was awarded a scholarship from the Home Fashion Products Association and received a degree in Textile/Surface design from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2005.    After college, several yoga teacher trainings, and the early childbearing years, Andi and Aarona partnered together to create this healing guide and continue to run the business and expand its vision together. For The Moon Deck, she blended pencil drawings on coffee stained paper.  Silk paintings were created separately and then married with the drawings to create the final illustrations. 60.00/ 44.00