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 …
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Following on from my previous post – The Lenormand Houses & How To Use Them – I wanted to add to that with a bit more detail about the other main techniques you can use to get even more information from a Grand Tableau reading, and show you some examples. The three techniques I’m going …
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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 …
A little late with my reading this week, so my apologies. I’ve been pretty busy. But in a good, enjoyable way. Here are the cards I’ve drawn this morning for my week ahead. What’s Coming Up For Me This Week? Whip-Tree-CLOVER-Book-Woman Well, there are two ways I could read this one. I could read …
OK, so following on from the Grand Tableau instructions in the previous post, let’s go step by step with a live Grand Tableau reading. We’ll be using the 9 x 4 layout. Take a deep breath – this is a detailed reading, so it’s not gonna be quick! Step 1 After the cards have …
Please make sure you’ve read my Overview of the Grand Tableau before you begin. I’m going to give instructions here for the Grand Tableau 9 x 4 layout. This is because 8 x 4+4 is almost identical, except with that, the 4 cards at the bottom centre are used as a sort of “extra” reading, …
The Grand Tableau is the daddy (mummy?) of Lenormand Readings and involves all 36 cards. It’s a big and involved reading, very complex to do and can give you a huge amount of information about ANY aspect of the querent’s life you want to explore. In terms of timeframe, we are looking pretty big-picture. Think …
The 9-Card Spread Now we come to my second-favourite layout, after the 5-card spread. While I use the 5-card for most day-to-day readings, I tend to find the 9-card useful when I want more detail around a given situation, and have a little more time to go into it in depth. How To Pick Your …
The 5-Card Spread This has become my go-to layout, as it gives me a quick and clear insight into pretty much anything I want to ask. And as you’ll see, it’s the one I generally use for my personal readings. Essentially, you pick five cards, and lay them out in a row, the middle card being …
