Ah, so we’re in December: that time of year, where we start wondering “Where the bloody hell did the last year go?”, reflecting on events from the year just gone and any lessons learned, as well as “Okay, what’s coming up for me and what do I want to plan for or think about?” December, …
5 Useful Lenormand Readings To Try For A New Year Read More »
With the death of HMQ Elizabeth II, it’s been a sad or at the very least a Very Big Change week for the UK (and Commonwealth countries) in terms of our national psyche, whether we be monarchists or republicans or somewhere inbetween. I suspect a lot of people thought or rather hoped that “It” would …
This week, we’re going to be looking in more detail at the 5-Card Spread, otherwise known as the Line of 5. It can be quite a neglected spread, which is a pity because it’s one of the most useful spreads out there! What Do You Need To Be Able To Read A Line Of 5? …
What’s Coming Up For Me This Week? July 11th 2022 Read More »
Now, have you ever considered using Lenormand’s most traditional spread, the Grand Tableau for timeframes shorter than a few months? Grand Tableaus are, of course, GREAT for periods of three months, six months, a year. But have you ever considered trying one at the start of every month? This is what I’m going to start …
What if you do a Grand Tableau, but you’re really only looking out for certain things? Now, personally, I would ALWAYS start by read directly around my Querent card as a very first port of call (the influences I’m interested in may not be the ones actually impinging at any given time), but after that… …
Exploring “Themes” or Topics In Your Grand Tableau Read More »
Happy New Year! And here’s hoping that 2022 will finally bring better things than 2021 (or 2020 for that matter). New Year is often a time where we look to draw cards to give us an overview of “What is coming up?” While the ideal spread for doing this in Lenormand is the classic Grand …
One of my aims here at Lozzy’s Lenormand is to help my readers get used to the cards & game to become fluent Lenormand readers for whatever purposes they choose. But sometimes people can get a bit caught up in how “difficult” Lenormand supposedly is, and on first glance, some of the “official” layouts can …
So this is one for people who are playing around with the cards, or want to experiment with different, non-traditional, ways to read them. So if you’re a Lenormand traditionalist, look away now! You may find that: You’re not yet ready for a Grand Tableau but want something ‘more’ than just one small three card …
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If the person querying is a woman, one starts from sheet 29, spinning a jocular tale from the cards nearby around the figures on display. If it is for a man, the tale is started from sheet 28 and again makes use of the cards surrounding this one. This will bring much entertainment to any …
Following on from my post about Cards & Combinations to look out for in more personal-development orientated readings, let’s take a look at some readings you can experiment with if this is something you’d like to try out. One thing I’d like to talk about though, before we get into that is the issue around …
Personal Development Readings II: 3 Readings To Try Read More »
