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For anyone new to this site, I would introduce The Silver Frog Deck as a reflective, illustrated online oracle deck, offering online personal journaling, with a view to providing inspiration, contemplation or simply some comfort during all our personal growth journeys.

One of the key things to consider when choosing and consulting an oracle card deck is how the imagery actually makes you feel. Does it feel calming? Does it evoke a sense of peace or tranquility? Another important consideration is whether the meanings of the cards actually resonate with you. For me, an oracle deck for personal growth should offer more than simply beautiful images. The words and imagery together should encourage reflection.

I'm really excited about my latest update to the website. Specifically, introducing My Readings Journal section which you can save your readings to. The space requires you to log in, and then allows for you to save: Your question (optional) Your reading (One Card or Three Card Spread) Your personal reflections on the reading (optional) It also allows you to go back to past readings and edit your question or your personal reflections, for those times when the passage of time

Select one card or opt for a more in-depth three card spread.

In some cultures, the colour silver is regarded as symbolic of wisdom, knowledge and elegance; while the frog is often associated with change and transition. These cards are meant for accompanying those moments in life when we can pause and reflect on what we're experiencing, including any changes we may be going through. They're for times when our own thoughts can give us guidance as to how to navigate through challenges or situations.

The first edition of the Silver Frog deck of illustrated cards was designed in 2020. However, the deck's roots were quite a few years before when I drew a set of illustrations, using Microsoft Paint, as a form of art therapy for me. I realised these cards held more meaning if accompanied with a story or a reflection and I started putting them on my blog called the soularium blogspot. But in 2020, I decided the concept held more potential for my own spiritual upliftment.