Lenormand questions

Reading Lenormand for yourself? Here are the top five mistakes to avoid.

Getting an accurate and useful reading with Lenormand is more often than not about making sure you get the question right. As you'll see from my previous experiment with keeping a three-card-a-day journal for a week, the overall message really is that you'll get out the quality that you put in. You'll find that often

Just as with tarot reading, one very overlooked part of getting great answers out of the lenormand is asking the right question. Lenormand cards are a system with their own unique strengths and weaknesses, meaning that the kinds of answers that they give are suited better to answering certain questions. Asking the right kind of lenormand question can make the biggest difference in your reading, and can affect the following: The overall message that you get - whether it is clear or confused…

There are loads of Lenormand decks currently on the market, and new ones being created all the time. This includes the standard or most popular decks, which are widely available (see my Ten of The Best Lenormand Decks post) as well as a range of decks created by artists which can be highly individual and

One question I've been asked quite a bit with regard to readings is how you link the separate card meanings and combinations into a coherent narrative or story, rather than just a list of meanings. So to answer this question, let's start by imagining you have a simple three card spread, as follows: Snake—Ship—Ring Betrayal/Problem—Journey—Agreement/Contract/Deal

So in this post, I wanted to look again at the issue of Lenormand questions, but even more importantly, what the questions we ask tell us about how we frame the world, our problems, as well as our beliefs about the cards and how they "work" - spiritually, psychologically and in the big picture, the

The versatile Runic Lenormand Spread is great to use for general readings when you don't have a question but also works well with a question.

Continuing on our series of exploring the Lenormand, we’re going to take a closer look now at the basic unit within this system - the two card combination. You’ll see these combinations being used across the spread many times, each of which will add an additional layer to the meaning of the reading, or another chain in the events.