Design and Artwork
The Esoteric Buddhism of Japan Oracle Cards, conceptualized by Yūzui Kotaki and illustrated by Miki Okuda, is a unique 44-card deck that captures the essence of Japan’s Esoteric Buddhism. Each card is meticulously crafted, featuring forms of the Buddha along with symbolic mudrās and colors. Okuda's artwork beautifully opens a window into the world of Esoteric Buddhism, inviting a deeper understanding and connection.
Symbolism and Themes
This oracle deck delves into the profound teachings of Esoteric Buddhism, emphasizing mindfulness, meditation, and revelation. The cards represent various Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and Wisdom Kings, each rendered with specific mudrās and symbolism to guide users toward self-awareness and enlightenment.
User Experience
Users are invited to develop a meaningful connection with traditional messengers of Esoteric Buddhism through this deck. The accompanying 116-page guidebook provides insights into mandalas, mantras, messages, and blessings. This set is ideal for growing understanding, deepening compassion, and accessing profound insights for personal and spiritual growth.
Spiritual Learning and Exploration
The Esoteric Buddhism of Japan Oracle Cards offer more than just divination; they are a tool for spiritual learning and exploration. The deck is a portal to the depths and joys of Esoteric Buddhism, as shared by Yūzui Kotaki based on his monastic training.
About the Creator: Yūzui Kotaki
Yūzui Kotaki is deeply versed in the traditions of Esoteric Buddhism. His experience and knowledge, gained during his monastic training and work at Maginosan Ren-jōin Temple, make this oracle deck a rich and authentic source of Buddhist wisdom and practice.
Key Features:
- A 44-card oracle deck featuring the art of Miki Okuda.
- Focuses on the teachings and figures of Japan’s Esoteric Buddhism.
- Includes mudrās, colors, and symbolism for spiritual understanding.
- Accompanied by a 116-page guidebook with mandalas, mantras, and messages.
- Created by Yūzui Kotaki, an expert in Esoteric Buddhism.
