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As a card of challenge, the Cross points to tests, trials, tribulations, burdens, and tough decisions. But as a spiritual card, the Cross is associated with matters of destiny. The Cross qualifies surrounding cards as something destined, a challenge, and possibly something we “...

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The Road is mainly about change but can be about crossroads, so arriving at the proverbial fork in the road with choices ahead. 

It is a bit open-ended and points to adventure and the path ahead without a clear destination. To indicate a destination, we need another card tel...

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The Rider is a card of movement and is associated with a messenger bringing news or feedback. This is a generally positive card, and it is good to see because it gets things moving and taking off. The Rider’s messenger is usually a helpful person who comes to support us, mayb...

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In my Card Combinations Master, the primary interpretation of the Mountain is obstacles and most Lenormand readers see it this way. It is hard, cold, rigid, and creates a sense of distance, and in a relationship, it is like giving someone the cold shoulder. But because of its a...

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The Ring is the main Lenormand card for relationships because it is a clear symbol of marriage and commitment to a person, traditionally a wife or husband. 

The Ring in Lenormand is not only associated with a relationship with a person, but can also represent commitments, invo...

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The Mouse is a challenging card, although not as challenging as the Whip, Scythe, or Clouds or as sharp and tricky as the Fox or Snake. But it does bring a few challenges and suggests things like speed bumps, little things going wrong here and there, and the little annoying iss...

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I tend to see the Lenormand cards as flowing like a story from left to right. The right tends to be associated with the outcome, and the earlier cards are about the beginning. So the Mouse and Clover order would be more positive than the Clover and Mouse order. But keep in mind...

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The Moon and Snake come across as a little bit tricky. The Moon is generally associated with lovely things in Lenormand and is not like the Tarot Moon. The Lenormand Moon is a gentle card of appreciation, honor, and recognition. It is also a feminine card that has a sense of at...

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The Lily has several meanings, and can seem a little confusing at times. It is one of those cards that we do not know what to make of when we first start reading Lenormand, and  that it pretty much stays that way. The Lily does not have a standout meaning like other cards, but ...

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The Key and House is an obvious combination, and any of us can read this. The Key is all about solutions, the idea of being able to unlock potential, and opening doors. It is a wonderful card for solutions and resolutions and  encourages us to be resourceful. The House is all a...

The Lenormand Garden and Anchor is a really clear combination, and I think anyone, including beginners, can see that this is about staying in a place. 

The Garden is the card of location and places, and it is also about community, people, and events. The Anchor is clearly about staying put, being a...

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Admittedly, this Lenormand combination can be a little mute, not really telling us what it’s about. Let's break down the pair into its individual cards.

The Scythe is the card of cutting through. It is a sharp card that brings release and change. It also represents suddenness....