Australian Wildlife Guidance Cards
The 47 Australian Wildlife Guidance Cards are a powerful tool for professional Card Readers of all levels as well as for the general population. You will receive a clear message from the spirit of the Australian Wildlife. Each creature has a unique behaviour that reminds us that all life is sacred and that we are all connected by nature. You will be amazed with the insightful guidance offered by the Australian wildlife Guidance Cards.
No matter where you are on this planet you will learn about their behaviours and the special message, they have for you.
Author Susan Skyring
Published, created, and produced in Tasmania Australia.
Original artwork illustrated by ‘Haley Selman Art’
About the Author
Susan was born in the Queensland state of Australia. Growing up on her parents farm she recalls her natural gift of being able to communicate with the subtle unseen energies that were all around her. This included not only the spirit world but also wildlife and domestic animals that she enjoyed the company of. Communicating with both the physical and spirit world came naturally to Susan.
For the last 25 years Susan has followed her calling working in spiritual development and all things metaphysical. As a clairvoyance and spirit medium she has guided thousands of people with spiritual insights. She is well known for her accurate tarot readings and her uncanny ability to bring through powerful supportive messages for her clients. Susan has used her gift to share what the Australian Wildlife can teach you and how you can use their message for personal guidance. Professional Readers who work with Tarot and Oracle cards also find the messages from the animals a great extra tool for their collection.
About the Illustrator
As a young girl Hayley’s inspiration towards art was first ignited by spending hours with her mother and Grandmother in their craft studio. She has fond memories of joining her grandmother on long walks in the Australian bush. Her grandmother would show her different flowers and animals that she would draw or paint once she returned home.
Hayley’s adult life has kept her very connected to a life in the bush where she loves to walk by herself these days observing kangaroos, dingos, goannas and many Australian birds and creatures that are all her inspiration for her popular art. Hayley said, ‘In the beginning I would draw the animals and give away the art to people that I worked with. Their positive feedback always inspired me to continue.”
Hayley’s art had to stop during a period in her life when she married and became the mother of 4 children. Family and farming life on a property breeding sheep kept her very busy.
It was not until Hayley became sick with autonomic dysfunction from EDS that her art became an important part of her life once again. Her art aided in her recovery and as an ongoing wellness therapy. Hayley said, “drawing has always been my passion and yes I still have bad days with my health, but it is my Art now that gives me a reason to get up every day and keep going. We went through a rough time with droughts and my sickness and now things look much brighter. I feel good knowing that my art brightens up other people’s days and the money I make goes towards running the farm.”