So here’s one of the issues you may come across when it comes to focusing your readings. Do you actively choose a keycard to focus your reading around, or do you not, ask your question, just see where the cards fall, and let your keycard be whatever the cards themselves choose? What Is A Keycard? […]
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You may or may not use Lenormand for events prediction (old-fashioned fortune telling, in other words), but for any budding Nostrodamuses among you, you may find this post helpful Last year, I did a bit of an experiment, to see how well the cards and my predictive skills could predict news events. After all, I
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Since I’ve been getting back into the Grand Tableau of late (what with it being the start of June, always a good time to do a 6-month reading) I wanted to provide a bit more in-depth info about the more advanced techniques you can use within this layout and what their uses are. So in
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Noun tea leaf (plural tea leaves) (usually used in the plural) A dried fragment of a leaf of the tea plant used in making the drink tea. (Cockney rhyming slang) A thief. Since I am a Londoner as well as a Brit, I think I can happily use the second as well as the first.
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As context is so important in clarifying Lenormand meanings and getting the “story” of the cards right (see posts How To Tell A Story With Lenormand and How Do I Know Which Card Meaning is Right?) from now on in my weekly reading posts, I’m going to be including the reading contexts wherever I can. Sometimes
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Obviously, like learning anything, learning Lenormand is a process, a journey of deepening understanding, and I know that at first, the information available about all the card meanings, combinations and layouts can seem a bit overwhelming. So where might one start? As you’ll know, I’m a big fan of keeping a Lenormand journal; kind of
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The cards I pulled for this week are as follows: Woman—Tree—GARDEN—Rider—Ring Woman—Vitality—Social—Arrival/Visit—Agreement Keycard GARDEN = Social life, public, out there Centre Cards Tree-Garden = Public or social vitality, growth, health Garden-Rider = Upcoming publicity or social life Mirroring Woman-Ring = Promised, agreed or arranged woman Tree-Rider = Upcoming health and vitality So this
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I hope everyone had a lovely Easter. I’m SO glad to be back after the blog went down for a day or so this week and really appreciate you all for sticking with me! Meanwhile, it’s gorgeous and sunny here in the UK, my seedlings for my flowers and veg are all germinating happily on my
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Getting an accurate and useful reading with Lenormand is more often than not about making sure you get the question right. As you’ll see from my previous experiment with keeping a three-card-a-day journal for a week, the overall message really is that you’ll get out the quality that you put in. You’ll find that often
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I wanted to do a different kind of demonstration reading for this week. As you’ll know, I don’t usually do three card readings, but I’m a huge fan of journaling, so I thought off the back of my How To Choose Which Layout To Use post, I’d do a little experiment for the week and
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