Lenormand Card Layouts – Lozzy's Lenormand

There are a number different card layouts you can use for reading the Lenormand cards.

Check out my posts below for guidance and step-by-step instructions for the main layouts.

How To Choose Which Lenormand Card Layout To Use

The 3-Card Spread

The 5-Card Spread

5 Things To Know About A 5-Card Spread

The 9-Card Spread

7 Things To Know About a 9-Card Spread

The Grand Tableau – Overview

How To Read The Grand Tableau Part I

How To Read The Grand Tableau Part II

The Lenormand Houses & How To Read Them

Knighting, Mirroring & Reflection Techniques In the Grand Tableau

Understanding A Grand Tableau Reading – 10 Things To Know

How To Read A Simple Pyramid Spread

About Me

Hello, I'm Lozzy, and I'm a huge fan of fortune-telling cards. I started out many years ago using Tarot, but in recent years have been drawn to the more upfront, storytelling nature of the Lenormand, which doesn't have the mythic associations of the Tarot. With Lenormand, what you see is what you get; it's the particular card combinations that give the story of the reading.

Like Tarot, the cards all have symbols; unlike the Tarot system, however, each card does not represent a particular stage on a journey, and there are no major and minor arcana. The symbols are very direct; a Key for the 'answer', for example, or a Book to represent 'knowledge'; a Ship is a journey of some kind, a Snake is a betrayal. The Rider represents an arrival; the Sun, success.

I've found the accuracy of readings with Lenormand cards to be quite startling at times, and thus have found them useful for guidance and support in all sorts of situations. I read the cards for myself and for others & I love experimenting with them. What I want to do here at Lozzy's Lenormand is to share all that I've learned so far, and some techniques you can use to make the most of the cards yourself. Happy reading!