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by Justina Blakeney (Author), Ronnie Blakeney (Author)
Designed to encourage and activate personal growth, this imaginative deck and guide combines the wisdom of a self-help book with the magic of oracle cards to help readers find purpose and focus on personal transformation.
Grow is a cosmic companion to help you navigate life's in-between moments--when you're craving change, clarity, connection, or a way back to yourself. Created by Justina Blakeney and her mother, developmental psychologist Dr. Ronnie Blakeney, Grow helps you find insight and a soulful path forward. Each oracle card, along with the companion 228-page guidebook, offers guidance and nourishing daily practices to ground you and to uplift your spirit. Readers can start anywhere and return again and again to what feels healing and helpful. Pull a card to awaken the magic within. Share with loved ones to grow together in wisdom and wonder. Includes: Guidebook and 50 oracle cards with hand-painted artwork by Justina.Author Biography
Justina Blakeney is a visionary artist, designer, and New York Times bestselling author. As the founder and creative force behind Jungalow(R), she's celebrated for her bold use of color, pattern, and plants to inspire soulful, joy-filled living. Her work--spanning art, writing, and interior design--celebrates the wild beauty of nature and the transformative power of creativity. Dr. Ronnie Blakeney is a Harvard-trained developmental psychologist, mother, grandmother, and lifelong guide for growth and healing. From consulting at the White House to founding a therapeutic school for adolescent girls, her work bridges deep emotional wisdom with practical tools for change. She's helped thousands navigate life's challenges with more courage, clarity, and heart.
Grow is their first creative collaboration--a soul-nourishing project decades in the making. Blending art and science, intuition and insight, it's a heartfelt invitation to awaken the wisdom within and live more meaningfully, boldly, and beautifully.
