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”.

It’s large and intimidating not on...

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Hello and welcome back to the channel. If you're new here I'm Layla, the Lenormand Reader and you want to tune in because we do all sorts of wonderful readings using the amazing Lenormand deck.

Now, in this video, I want to tell you about what I have in mind for our...

If you’ve been building your practice and exploring card triplets and beyond, you might have gotten a sense that the middle card of a line can bring out something important, anchor the reading, or demarcates the line in some way.

That’s why simple line layouts often have an odd number of cards. 

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If you’ve seen a Lenormand deck, you’ve probably noticed that each card is associated with a playing card - or pip. The pip, card number, and sometimes a quote, are ‘insets’ on Lenormand’s cards. Inset are in-set within the card.

And if you’ve looked closely, you might have noticed that not all 52 ...

We often think we know what we’re asking about. Something is on our mind and it fills up our heart, so we grab our Lenormand deck and draw a few cards.

That’s less than ideal, though.

Rushing to our Lenormand table or asking questions that are only partially chewed on will usually produce fuzzy an...

Lenormand’s one-card reading can actually be a bit tricky!

That’s because it usually takes a few cards to make good sense of a Lenormand layout. This in turn comes from the fact that Lenormand’s cards are designed to be read in combination. So, it can be a little challenging to get a full picture f...

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Hello everyone and welcome to my first episode about how to read the cards. In this technique video, we're going to focus on the Hourglass. This came about as a request to explain the Hourglass layout. There's also a Free Printable guide for this Hourglass reading, s...

Tony Robbins once said the quality of your life is determined by the quality of the questions you ask. Isn’t this so true? And isn’t similar to the idea that you reap what you sow?

Yes! And so it is with the questions you ask your Lenormand deck.

It’s strange but true: The better your questions, t...

The three-card line is probably the most popular layout that’s used when starting out  with Lenormand, the Tarot, the Runes, or any other cartomancy-like divination method. There’s something about odd numbers that makes them appealing; it’s said in numerology that it has to do with the balance that ...