How was the A’HA Oracle created?

A’HA Oracle is, I believe, a gift from Spirit, which was created to offer guidance to those seeking a greater understanding of how Spirit moves through our lives. The cards are visionary artworks that resonate with individuals at a soul level, offering gentle confirmation and clarification.

The creation of A’HA Oracle was essentially a spontaneous event, born from a composite of life experiences. At the time of its inception I was delving more deeply into my what might spiritual purpose was. I attended a mandalas workshop being facilitated by a gifted friend of mine, and something shifted for me during that class which allowed for an opening up of my Self to Spirit. In that space, and thereafter, artworks literally flowed out of me, unstoppable, for five months. It took some time for me to recognize that these initial artworks were to become the A’HA Oracle as it now appears. I believe that I merely took on the role of conduit for “A’HA Oracle” ‘s creation.

Why “A’HA Oracle”?

Like the cards themselves, this name arose somewhat spontaneously. Months earlier, a friend used the term “Intuitive A’HA” to describe those “aha!!” moments when everything becomes clear!! This term burst into my awareness, and I thought “Intuitive A’HA”!! The name was modified at a later date, when I met a Kahuna Master and came to understand that “A’HA” is able to stand alone, encompassing both enlightenment and Spirit. The “Oracle” part relates to divination, and may literally be interpreted as “revelation”, “divine inspiration”, or “answer”. For me, the name “A’HA” supports the notion that insights, via the breath of Spirit, will come to you, if you just open your Self up to them!

Who was the A’HA Oracle created for?

The A’HA Oracle has been created as a resource for all who would enjoy a closer relationship with their inner knowing. I feel that those who have found their way to A’HA Oracle through serendipity are those who will most benefit from working with this oracle deck.

Why are some cards black and white?

Initially, I was concerned that some of the cards were unfinished, as those images arising in the early stages of A’HA’s creation came through as black and white artworks, whereas the later cards were created in full-colour. I’ve since become convinced that the earlier works were always intended to remain black and white, though, as, when I considered “doctoring” them, it felt dishonourable, as though that action would somehow demean the cards, belittling their integrity. I have since read more about Dr Judith Cornell’s work, and I have come to understand a little about ‘drawing the light from within’. To me, that process feels like bringing Light to the darkness, and coming up with something wonderful.