Guide to Read Lenormand Tarot
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Learn how to read Mlle Lenormand tarot cards. The tarot book is 75 pages and 1,75 MB download. The cards are explained in 4 position, first position being when it's far from the inquirer's card, which is positive, second position is medium, that is when a positive card is next to the negative, third position is when a negative card or clouds intervene with the positive card and finally 4th position is when a negative card or clouds intervene with the positive card. Each card's general meaning also included.
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The Lenormand tarot deck is rather different from your usual Rider Waite based deck in that there is no major and minor arcana and you use the whole 36 card deck for the reading.
The deck was designed by Mlle LeNormand in the 1780-90s in Paris. She went from rags to riches reading for the elite in France and predicted the downfall of Napoleon and others. She was also into Astrology and other esoteric methods.
There are many different ways to read the Lenormand cards. Some readers believe that the card may change its meaning to its opposite according to whether it is near or far from the Woman/Man card. For example, the Tree close to the personal card would show that the querent must pay attention to their health. The Tree far away would show that the querent can expect good health. Cards to the left of the personal card indicate the past, cards to the right the future. Clover would indicate good luck for the querent if close to the personal card, but if it lying far from the personal card, then bad luck. Clouds close by to the personal card would indicate problems, but far away would show that any problems would be easily overcome.
Other readers read the cards directly in a line above the Significator, below, to the left, to the right, as well as diagonally upwards/left, upwards/right, downwards/left and downwards right (as in a star or asterisk shape). Left is the past, right is the future.
Most readers pay close attention to combinations of cards, as negative cards can alter the meanings of otherwise positive cards. This is especially true if the reader doesn't use the near/far method. For
example, Ring next to Scythe shows a broken relationship, or a divorce. Child plus Crossroad shows twins. Star plus Lily shows retirement.
You can also use your own layouts in readings. Within a very specific reading, the Significator card can be the Tree for health issues, the House for home/house issues, the Fox for career issues, the Tower for legal issues, the Clover for money/luck issues, the Bear for money issues and the Fish for business issues etc. The Child can be the personal card for a very young querent, and the Lily can be the personal card for an elderly querent. These cards can also be secondary significators alongside the personal card (Man/Woman) in the large 36 card reading.
Because of the different combinations giving different answears, this pdf tarot book provides you with 4 meanings, see bellow and plus the Card's general meaning.
1. first position being when it's far from the inquirer's card, which is positive,
2. second position is medium, that is when a positive card is next to the negative,
3. third position is when a negative card or clouds intervene with the positive card,
4. fourth position is when it's close to the inquirer's card, the meaning becomes negative.
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