What Is Oracle of the Heart?

A spiritual self-reflection system for exploring emotional patterns and connecting with inner wisdom.

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Oracle of the Heart™ is a spiritual framework created by Bodie McCoy and Barbara McCoy for exploring your consciousness, discovering purpose, and growing in self-trust and self-love. It brings together wisdom traditions including Yoga, the chakras, the I Ching, Kabbalah, Numerology, the Tree of Life, the Melchizedek Priesthood, and Sacred Geometry. Through guided reflection and spiritual practices, the system invites you to notice emotional patterns, explore what past experiences may still carry, and build self-trust as you See Yourself Loving

How the Oracle of the Heart System Works

The system guides personal transformation through three core pillars:

- - Ancient Wisdom traditions it draws from
  - Personal and Spiritual Growth it supports
    - Understanding one’s consciousness
    - Revealing personal gifts and shared human patterns
    - Cultivating self-trust, self-love and inner peace
  - Methods and Practices it uses
    - Illuminates new perspectives
    - Uses “harvesting memories” to uncover hidden wisdom
    - Employs synchronicity (random selectors) inspired by Jungian principles

The Origin of the 32 Oracles

Through years of study and prayer, Bodie McCoy received 32 distinct Oracle words in a specific order. Together, Bodie and Barbara used these words to shape the system’s practices. The 32 Oracle words are distinct from the See Yourself Meditations collection, which includes 32 primary meditations and one bonus meditation.

The Story Behind the System

My late husband, Bodie McCoy dedicated years researching ancient teachings, and spent countless hours in daily prayer receiving insights, images, and unique connections that seemed to bridge philosophy, religion and spirituality beautifully. He was shown in prayer, 32 ‘words’, in specific order. We related to them as “oracles of God” (Hebrews 5:12), “His utterances” or messages to him that along with everything else we had been shown helped he and I create this spiritual instrument we call the Oracle of the Heart teachings.

Using Random Selection

Across eight levels, there are 32 specific Oracle words—four per level. Each word has four unique perceptions, giving 128 word–perception variations. If one perception is chosen independently for each of the 32 words, there are 4^32 possible combinations: 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 (about 18.45 quintillion). Hence Oracle of the Heart’s system has the ability to tune in very specifically to whatever personal human pattern of consciousness that is currently limiting you in any given moment and facilitate clearing and cleansing inner pathways and heal.

The random selector you will use for the Mini Oracle Process above offers a theme to reflect on for the day; you may experience its timing as synchronicity. Treat it as an invitation to reflection, with no right or wrong answer.

Choose Your Next Step

Choose the next step that fits you: explore the free process, join for full access, browse individual programs, or book a personal session.

- Explore Membership Options: Join Us for Full Access Experiences
- Browse the Collection: Visit Our Store for Books, Programs, and Guided Meditations
- Book a Personal Session: Schedule an Oracle of the Heart Reading with Barbara McCoy

A Sculptor’s Perspective:

A dear friend, client and masterful sculptor once said of the Oracle; It is a whole and complete thought. Not being an artist myself, I asked her to define what she meant by that, and this is what she said. “In classical sculpture and art, a work is “whole and complete” when every single piece, line, and symbol is perfectly balanced. If you took one element away, the entire system would collapse; if you added anything more, it would be ruined. She was recognizing that the intricate matrix of sacred symbols he channeled wasn’t a random collection of ideas—it was a perfectly locked, self-contained universe of meaning.”