Harness the power of the cosmos with this unique oracle deck and guidebook that uses the principles of astrology to inform your romantic relationships.

Astrology is more than just predictions and daily horoscopesit's an ancient practice that unlocks rich language for navigating the complex waters of relationships. Enter the Star Crossed deck, a creative new way to explore love and connections, guided by the cosmos. This oracle deck and guidebook features cards for the twelve planets, twelve zodiac signs, twelve houses, and six aspects. Each card offers a unique message and action step to nurture healthy relationships. Simply draw four cardsone from each categoryand dive into their personal meanings. Whether you're wondering, "Should I send a follow-up text?" or "Is it time to introduce them to my friends?", this deck provides invaluable thought exercises, journal prompts, and strategies to help you achieve your romantic goals. Whether you're single and exploring new love, in a complicated situation, or deepening bonds in an existing relationship, Star Crossed has the advice you need. This deck is your practical cosmic guide, offering support, insights, and actionable steps to turn your relationship dreams into reality. With 44 individually brightly-designed cards, this deck a visually stunning and spiritually enriching tool for anyone looking to harness the power of the stars in their love life. Colin Bedell is an artist who uses astrology as his primary medium to explore identity and relationships. As the cofounder of QueerCosmos, a comparative astrological resource for LGBTQIA+ individuals and their allies, Colin's work blends spirituality and scholarship with accessible, integrative content. Well & Good Magazine recognized Colin as one of the most influential people in the wellness industry. Colin is also the weekly horoscope writer for Cosmopolitan and has authored three bestselling books on astrology. He appeared as an astrologer on the Discovery+ show Written in the Stars and has been featured by Good Morning America, New York magazine, MTV, and The Sunday Times (London). Colin is committed to teaching and practicing astrology as an art form, using symbolic language, humor, visuals, science, and dance to provide meaningful insights, vitality, and a sense of belonging to his students.