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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As you’ll be aware, the Grand Tableau is a complex spread, or at least has the potential to be, with a lot of additional techniques you can use; Houses and Knighting in particular in order to tap more information. The 9 card spread (or 3×3 or Box spread) is actually a small part of a
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So to follow on from my recent posts on Traditional Meanings and the Near/Far method in the Grand Tableau, we turn to the next, inevitable, question. What different results might we see if we read the Grand Tableau using the traditional meanings and near/far method (e.g. “Philippe Lenormand” instructions) compared, for instance, to more modern methods
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Now, the fantastic thing about the Grand Tableau is that it contains a ton of information. The un-fantastic thing about the Grand Tableau is…. that it contains a ton of information! Potentially way too much to deal with or get your head around. It can be overwhelming. So what different ways are there of dealing
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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
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As you’ll know, I usually tend to stick to 3-card, 5-card, 9-card and Grand Tableau spreads, as they usually fulfil all my needs AND the smaller ones are actually ‘part of’ the jigsaw of the larger Grand Tableau. BUT, although I don’t use it in my own professional readings, I find that a Pyramid reading
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With most of us stuck at home at the moment with little end in sight, time on our hands, and a need for perhaps deeper contemplation than usual, why not distract yourself from the ongoing crisis by practicing your Lenormand readings? Below is a list of ways you can use your cards, ranging from getting
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As many of my readers will probably know, I’m not generally a massive fan of Yes/No Lenormanding, as personally, I find the approach a bit superficial and would rather get in-depth with the cards to get a complete answer to my questions. However, there are times when you might just quickly want an at-a-glance overall
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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
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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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