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The card library

The 36 Lenormand cards

Each Lenormand card is a simple, everyday image — a rider, a house, a key — with a clear core meaning. The art is in how they combine. Choose a card to read its meaning in love and work, its house in the Grand Tableau, and its most common pairs.

Lenormand

Lenormand basics

I

Read in pairs

Lenormand is read like a sentence. In a pair, the first card is the subject — what the reading is about — and the second card describes it. Rider + Heart is news about love; Heart + Rider is love arriving quickly.

II

Lines and boxes

A line of three or five cards tells a short story from left to right, with the middle card as its heart. The Box of Nine, a 3×3 square, places the central card in the middle and reads the rows, columns, diagonals and corners around it.

III

The Grand Tableau

The Grand Tableau lays out all 36 cards — in four rows of nine, or four rows of eight with a final row of four. Each position is a house with its own life theme, so every card is read in the light of the house it falls in, and by its distance from the significators, the Man (28) and the Woman (29).

IV

Playing-card insets

Each card carries a small playing-card inset, like 9♥︎ on the Rider — a trace of the deck’s origin as a parlour game. Some readers use the suits for extra nuance: hearts for feelings, diamonds for money, clubs for difficulties, spades for work.

  1. 1♥︎
  2. 2♦︎
  3. 3♠︎
  4. 4♥︎
  5. 5♥︎
  6. 6♣︎
  7. 7♣︎
  8. 8♦︎
  9. 9♠︎
  10. 10♦︎
  11. 11♣︎
  12. 12♦︎
  13. 13♠︎
  14. 14♣︎
  15. 15♣︎
  16. 16♥︎
  17. 17♥︎
  18. 18♥︎
  19. 19♠︎
  20. 20♠︎
  21. 21♣︎
  22. 22♦︎
  23. 23♣︎
  24. 24♥︎
  25. 25♣︎
  26. 26♦︎
  27. 27♠︎
  28. 28♥︎
  29. 29♠︎
  30. 30♠︎
  31. 31♦︎
  32. 32♥︎
  33. 33♦︎
  34. 34♦︎
  35. 35♠︎
  36. 36♣︎

Tonight, write down one dream.

Tomorrow, draw one card. In a few months, see what they’ve been telling you.

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