Well, it’s coming to that time of year where I usually take a deep breath and do my annual personal Grand Tableau for the year upcoming. Now, I know not everyone’s a fan of predictive readings, but I also know that many of my readers are, especially around this time of year. Now’s the time …
Here’s a question that I’ve been asked a few times. In card combinations, does it matter which of the two cards come first when you combine them? Does it change the meaning at all? The answer is: Often yes, occasionally no, but it’s best to assume YES, most of the time. Why? Remember the whole …
Lenormand Card Combinations: Why Card Order Matters Read More »
Do you ever wonder if the way you use Lenormand or other cartomancy systems is healthy or you might be getting a bit too dependent on them? Now as you’ll have guessed, I LOVE the Lenormand cards, use them often, and find them a useful, intuitive tool. But given that, how would I make sure …
So when you’re reading for yourself, how accurate can your readings be? Are you unsure whether you CAN be accurate if you’re reading for yourself or should you always get someone else to perform readings for you? In my view, it is perfectly possible to do good, clear and useful readings for yourself. However, there …
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Negative cards, eh? Who needs ’em? To follow on from the last point I made in my previous post, about “bad” readings, I wanted to give a little bit more advice about how you can deal positively and actively with those cards that generally seem to have a negative meaning when they come up in …
Negative Lenormand Cards & Positive Ways To Handle Them Read More »
First off, what do I mean by “bad” reading? Here are some of the ways that I’ve and I’m sure most of you have been personally disappointed by readings 1. It doesn’t make sense to me or resonate 2. It doesn’t answer the question directly 3. It doesn’t give me the answer I wanted or …
The 5-Card Spread, like the 9-card, is one of the ‘standard’ Lenormand spreads you can use for more day-to-day or regular readings. It is made up of a ‘chain’ of 5 cards, that can then be read in various combinations to create a complete story in a particular context. For a step-by-step reminder of how …
Unlike the Grand Tableau, the 9-Card spread, along with the 5-Card Spread, is one of the ‘standard’ Lenormand spreads you can use for more day-to-day or regular readings. It comprises of a 3×3 ‘box’ where you read and combine the cards in threes, horizontally, vertically, and diagonally For a step-by-step reminder of how to read …
The Grand Tableau is THE big Lenormand reading: but it potentially holds such a lot of information that can seem overwhelming. If you’re not familiar with the Grand Tableau, you can take a look here for my overview and follow the step by step instructions on reading a Grand Tableau If you want to see …
Understanding A Grand Tableau Reading: 10 Things To Know Read More »
Following on from my previous post about asking empowering Lenormand questions, I wanted to talk a little bit more the point in Tip 5, which was “Think About What’s At the Root Of Your Question and Why You Want To Know.” If you are someone who prefers to use Lenormand in a more personal development …
