Grand tableau lenormand

Here’s a casting sheet you can download and print out that works with the Magpie Oracle. Cast your charms over the sheet and watch where they land. Give special focus to the charms that land directly in a box. Each box offers a hint of divination via a starter sentence that can be paired with …

I have been asked by a few friends about how I do it which system I follow and what techniques I incorporate. I do not follow any particular system, what I do is a mix of techniques which I have learnt over time. I did my first Grand Tableau spread in August and it was focused on one area and also covered a period of Four months. After that I also started doing one Grand Tableau for each month for practice. Initially there was TOO much going on, too much to take in, too much to handle, so…

So you don't want to read the Lenormand Grand Tableau like the mainstream. Now what? Choreograph or improvise?

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

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

So as per my previous post discussing my top 7 tips on How To Use Extra Cards (if you have a deck that uses them), we're going to look at how you can use them in Grand Tableaus. The best way is to expand your Grand Tableau to encompass ALL the cards in your deck (minus the

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

The one thing that we immediately associate with Lenormand is the Grand Tableau. This isn’t surprising because reading this 36-card layout is pretty much the pinnacle of the practice. “Tableau” means “portrait” in French, and “Grand Tableau” means “big portrait”.…Read more WHY THE GRAND TABLEAU IS CHALLENGING AND HOW YOU CAN GET STARTED WITH IT ›

So you don't want to read the Lenormand Grand Tableau like the mainstream. Now what? Choreograph or improvise?

Intimidated by the mighty Grand Tableau? Don't be! Follow my easy steps and you'll be amazed at how much simpler you'll find it to read!