All of You Is Magic Deck: 52 Practices to Unlock Your Cosmic Power

By Zulfa Ishak

For fans of modern mysticism, this gorgeous illustrated deck of uplifting messages and mind-expanding rituals is a powerful tool for self-discovery.

In All of You Is Magic, mystic artist Zulfa Ishak presents 52 mystical practices to open your heart, expand your mind, and help you connect with your intuition. Each card includes one uplifting affirmation and one ritual for self-discovery through breathwork, meditation, journaling, and more. Brimming with enchanting artwork and transformative mystic wisdom, this cosmic companion helps you discover your innate magic so you can pursue your dreams with confidence, energy, and joy.

EASY TOOL FOR SELF-DISCOVERY: These 52 cards combine self-care, mysticism, and meditation. For anyone interested in astrology and mindfulness, this deck shares powerful healing methods in an easy-to-use format.

CELEBRATED AUTHOR: Zulfa Ishak is a beloved mystic creative. In this deck, she shares her expert wisdom, distilling teachings from astrology, mindfulness, and mysticism in an inspiring package filled with her celebrated artwork.

BEAUTIFUL TO GIFT AND DISPLAY: This sleek, eye-catching set is filled with 52 shimmery, bright cards, making it a lovely gift and a stylish companion for the spiritually curious, crystal lovers, and tarot enthusiasts.

Perfect for:

• Astrology enthusiasts
• Anyone interested in mysticism and witchcraft
• Fans and followers of Zulfa Ishak
• Unique gift for people who use tarot card sets, oracle decks, and crystals
• Fans of The Wild Unknown, The Numinous, and Mystic Mondays Tarot

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chronicle Books Digital
• Release date: Mar 19, 2024
• ISBN: 9781797229737

Zulfa Ishak

Zulfa Ishak is an illustrator and writer based in Maryland. Her work explores spirituality, self-discovery, and mysticism. Find her at @madebyzulfaa on Instagram.

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Cover: All of You Is Magic Deck, 52 Practices to Unlock Your Cosmic Power by Zulfa Ishak

The Inspiration

Before we dive in, let me share a little backstory with you.

On my thirtieth birthday, I was lounging in a dimly lit room with friends. Soft music played in the background. I was present and open to guidance from my higher self. A memory appeared before my eyes: I was a child, about nine years old, looking around a room buzzing with people, feeling invisible. More invisible than air. As the memory drifted away, a phrase echoed in my mind: If I am not seen, do I exist?

I remember my childhood in two phases. The first was a time of courageous coping, a time when I tried to preserve my magic—the innocent and fearless sense of wonder. As the fifth child in a crowded family of eight, I had to teach myself ways to find a safe space within, playing by myself and taking care of my own needs in the best ways I knew how.

I learned to creatively dwell in my mind, using my imagination and love for art. Living primarily in my inner world was a coping mechanism and a way to find refuge in an unpredictable environment.

When my head wasn’t in the clouds, I was energetic, rebellious, and uninterested in following societal expectations. I