Becoming An Oracle

Connecting to the Divine Source for Information and Healing

By: Nicki Scully

Narrated by: Nicki Scully

We often marvel at the wonders of art, architecture, and mythology created by the great ancient civilizations. Where did they get the knowledge to leave a legacy that still awes us today-and can we tap that same source of wisdom? On Becoming an Oracle, Nicki Scully presents a guided workshop for accessing the spirtual techniques that allowed cultures such as the Mayans, Greek and Egyptians to make an enduring impact on human evolution.

Join this renowned author and expert of mystical traditions for more then eight hours of hands-on training and guided journeys for accessing information from across time and space, communing with the ancient God-forms, tapping into universal healing energy, and much more.

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Over the Years, Still a Go-To

I have listened repeatedly at different phases of life the last 8 years. Absolutely love this audiobook.

Fantastic and liberating

Each Journey was an amazing experience to discover deep hidden things in my soul that I can now acknowledge and accept. Healing.

Thank you Nicky Scully.

Deeply moving treasure.

I have listened to this at least 5 times, each time I find new aspects and magical meaning. It is just amazing, a world first for sure. You are immersed in various cultures, it takes you on a journey like no other. I just love it to bits.

Delightful, supportive of alchemical processes!

I loved this Audible experience! It is more of an experience or presentation than a typical Audible story or narrative but that worked for me! I'm currently taking a class from Nicki Scully called Egyptian Shamanic Alchemy and I found this a soothing accompaniment to that material, she is a master teacher and seems to have been called to teach and guide from this specific lense.

I can see that if you're not prepared for the music and lacking in a sort of curious intellectual capacity, it might be a bit off-putting. I have recently traveled to Egypt, what an adventure - and, to me, it felt appropriate and respectful of that ancient and wise African culture. Add this one to your collection and enjoy!

Journey

This book will not be for all but I am confident that those who are called to it will take it into their hearts