The deck was a life process with its own birthing journey. Why not grab your coffee and listen along?

In the early 90's, shortly after working in earnest as an intuitive, I dreamed the seed of an idea that became my work for the next 25 years. In a nutshell, I wanted to discuss the intimate connection between Blacks and Whites, how it wove within the foundation of our country, and why racism had (and still does) a stranglehold in our society, all told from the viewpoint of a Black woman's life experience. A tall order, to be sure, but what can I say? I got tagged, and I accepted the assignment.

Naturally, I envisioned a book because that's where most people start who have a message to share, right? But the feedback I got was that I wasn't educated enough (Where's that Ph.D, Miss Thomas?), or that my subject wasn't marketable. Oh, I despaired over the fickleness of the publishing world! 

Yet over the years, I decided to condense my message into affirmation cards? They have always been my favorite tool for self-growth, so I could personally attest to their effectiveness.  If you take a look, you'll find all kinds of affirmation decks: animal medicine, angel cards, the esoteric, decks for pregnant women, personal growth in general, the list is endless. But you won't find anything like I have here: positive messages that speak directly to Blacks and Whites.

My bestie Regina, a witness to my struggles, offered to design one card just to see if I liked it. One became two, two became 20, and before we knew it we were on a roll! As happy as I was to have the deck completed, the timing was off and so it sat, shelved, for six years.

 

However, now is the time. I feel and know our society is in the throes of immense change, and the Black and White relationship is a huge part of that shift. This is our final frontier; to adopt a healthier, truer image of ourselves.

Are you ready to think bigger?