Deck: Stralsunder Lenormand
by Vereinigte Stralsunder Spielkartenfabriken, Stralsund ~1890. |
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Barrier, obstacle, difficult, enduring or literally, wilderness
Quality: Negative
Timing: Twenty-one days, three months, the third or 21st of the month; delays, winter
Detail: The Mountain card blocks and holds back. It’s something requiring endurance or a struggle to overcome. It represents difficult, inflexible, stable or solid. It can also indicate elevated.
Compare: Compare the enduring Mountain to the fleeting Clover.
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Quick hit: Health, heritage, slowly, enduring or literally, tree
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Five days, weeks, months, the fifth day of the month, May or a long time, generations
Detail: This is a card that represents health. It also can stand for ancestors (think family tree) or tradition. Considering how trees grow, it’s about a slow and enduring pace. The card can also represent an actual tree.
Compare: Compare Tree to 1.Rider, which moves very quickly.
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Quick hit: Depression, confusion, unclear, undecided or literally, cloudy weather
Quality: Negative
Timing: Six days, weeks or months, the sixth day of the year, June or delays, unsure
Detail: Think of a cloudy day when the sun is hidden and it’s difficult to see any blue sky, and you’ll get a sense of this card. The Clouds are about confusion or lack of clarity. With the clouds, things are unclear. The clouds can also point to depression, negativity or even self-deception. The clouds muddle decisions and make things murky and troubling. Literally, this card can show cloudy weather.
Compare: Compare the unclear Clouds to the exposure and clarity of 31.Sun.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: The key, solution, unlocked, certain, enlightenment
Quality: Positive
Timing: Now
Detail: The Key represents the solution or key to a situation. It shows access and insight. It may also point to something pivotal or certain. The Key may indicate an opportunity or that something has been unlocked.
Compare: Compare the Book’s knowledge to the Key’s insight.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Secret, knowledge, educated, mysterious or literally, a book
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twenty-sixth day of the month; unknown
Detail: The Book originally referred to a grimoire or book of magic, and so secret is one of its meanings. It can also stand for mysterious. More practically, the Book can represent learning, educational, informed or knowledge. Literally, it can mean a book.
Compare: Compare the secret of the Book to the obscured quality of Clouds.
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Quick hit: Chronic, sex, critical, argumentative
Quality: Negative
Timing: Eleven days, weeks, months, the 11th of the month, November; repetitive
Detail: The Whip card is also called the Birch Rod or Broom. It speaks to repetitive acts, such as ongoing criticism, conflicts or disputes. More lightly, it may indicate a passionate discussion. It can also refer to sex or repetitive athletic activities. Note that some schools rely on the Lily card to mean sex instead.
Compare: Compare the repetitive nature of Whip to the fleeting nature of Clover.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Reputation, romance, famous, attractive
Quality: Positive
Timing: Twenty-eight days, twilight, evening
Detail: The Moon represents our reputation, the face we show publicly. It can signify fame, honors, recognition and esteem. It can also reflect romance, attraction and creativity. More literally, the Moon can indicate twilight or evening.
Compare: Compare the fame of the Moon to the success of the Sun.
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Quick hit: A little luck, gamble, lucky, fleeing
Quality: Positive
Timing: Two days, the second day of the month, February or quick, brief
Detail: The Clover is a card of luck, though only a little. The plant is also a little one, so Clover can be a little of something. The card can also mean a risk or a gamble. Depending on the context of the cards, it can also mean a gambler.
Compare: Compare this card to that of 34.Fish, which refers to a lot of something.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Corporation, institution, authority, isolated, tall or literally, a building/tower
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Nineteen days, the 19th of the month
Detail: The Tower stands for big businesses, such as corporations, the government, universities or hospitals. It can also indicate solitude or seeing things from a higher perspective. More literally, this card stands for tall, high or a building.
Compare: Compare the Tower as a corporation to the Ship as commerce.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Man, partner, masculine
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twenty-eighth day of the month
Detail: The Gentleman is typically the querent or sitter. This card can also represent the Lady’s partner or spouse, brother, father or son. It can indicate masculine energy.
Compare: Compare the Gentleman as a spouse to the Rider as a lover.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Love, happiness, intimate, heart-felt or literally, heart
Quality: Positive
Timing: Twenty-fourth day of the month
Detail: The Heart shows our feelings of love, happiness, passion and romance. It can reflect kindness, intimacy or satisfaction. More literally, it can represent the heart or cardiac.
Compare: Compare the love of the Heart to the Bouquet’s joy.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Decision, evaluation, choosing, avoiding
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Two weeks, months, the 22nd day of the month; temporary
Detail: The Crossroads represents the many choices we face. It can represent a decision already made or indecision, whether by waffling back and forth or paralysis. This card may represent two of something as well.
Compare: Compare the indecision of Crossroads to the certainty of the Anchor.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Woman, partner, feminine
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twenty-ninth day of the month
Detail: The Lady is typically the querent or sitter. This card can also represent the Gentleman’s partner or spouse, sister, mother or daughter.
Compare: Compare the Lady as mother to the Bear as an overbearing one.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Clever, false, fraudulent, scheming
Quality: Negative
Timing: Fourteen days, the 14th of the month
Detail: The Fox is a trickster and can be cunning, crafty and manipulative. This card can point to a fraud or a scam. More positively, this card can show cleverness and a quick mind. More mundanely, this card represents tasks or an employee.
Compare: Compare the tasks of the Fox with the ongoing 9-to-5 job of the Anchor.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Hope, guidance, spreading, networking
Quality: Positive
Timing: Sixteen days, the 16th of the month; deep night
Detail: The Stars card indicates positive changes, clarity or success (think movie star). It can indicate guidance or navigation. This card also represents aspirations, hopes or longings. The card can point to networking, the Internet (literally, a network) or spreading out.
Compare: Compare the Star’s success to the Moon’s reputation.
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Quick hit: End, disease, final, sickly or literally, boxed up
Quality: Negative
Timing: Eight days, months, weeks, the eighth day of the month, August or finished, ended
Detail: This card, similar to the Death card in Tarot, rarely if ever points to death. It is more about an ending or completion. It can also represent disease or illness. It may imply shrouded or buried (hidden). More literally, it can mean boxed up.
Compare: Compare the ending of the Coffin to Mice, which represents something being eaten away.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Mail, journal, written, recorded or literally, a document
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twenty-seventh day of the month
Detail: The Letter represents written correspondence or documents, such as letters, mail or email, bills, exams, scripts, and so forth. It shows what is recorded or communicated.
Compare: Compare the email of the Letter to the Internet of the Stars.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Success, happiness, victorious, exposed or literally, sun
Quality: Positive
Timing: Thirty-first day of the month; solar year, sunrise
Detail: The Sun represents greater fortune or success. It can mean optimism, joy and happiness. The Sun also shows positivity, confidence and achievement. The Sun also brings things to light or exposes them. More literally, it can mean energy, electricity or the sun.
Compare: Compare the greater success of the Sun to the Clover’s smaller amount of luck.
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Quick hit: News, arrival, quickly, speedy
Quality: Positive
Timing: One day, the first day of the month, January or immediate, rapid or fast
Detail: The Rider shows something that moves quickly and is arriving. It may be fast-moving news. He can also represent something new that’s coming onto the scene. The card shows quick and fast. Professionally, the Rider can be a mailman or woman, a romantic interest or an athletic person.
If you are exploring a same-sex romantic reading, this card can represent a same-sex partner or interest.
Compare: Compare the Rider as news to 12.Birds as gossip or chatter.
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Quick hit: Trouble, the other woman, deceptive, false or literally, wires, plumbing or jewelry (bracelet, necklace)
Quality: Negative
Timing: Seven days, weeks, months, the seventh day of the month, July
Detail: The Snake is a card of trouble. It represents betrayal, rivalry or a hypocrite, which is usually in the form of a person. To that end, this card may represent “the other woman.” This person is false, vicious or manipulative (or all of the above!) and has a hidden agenda. More literally, the Snake’s shape can point to plumbing (pipes), wires or even jewelry, such as a bracelet or necklace.
Compare: Compare the direct and visible viciousness of the Snake to the sneaky cleverness of the Fox.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: New, immature, starting, youthful or literally, a child
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Thirteen days, weeks, the 13th of the month, one year; short, start of
Detail: The Child card is about new starts or beginnings. It can represent child-like qualities, such as goodness, immaturity, playfulness and innocence. More literally, this can mean a child.
Compare: Compare the beginning of the Child to the ending of the Coffin.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Back and forth, improvement, changing, fertile
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Seventeen days, the 17th day of the month; seasonal, imminent, swift
Detail: The Stork is a bird that migrates back and forth. So, this card can show changes, moving and improvement. The Stork can also indicate fertility, pregnancy or delivery.
Compare: Compare the back and forth of the Stork to the choice of Crossroads.
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Quick hit: Invitation, gift, happy, given or literally, flowers
Quality: Positive
Timing: Nine days, weeks, months, the ninth of the month, September; spring
Detail: The Bouquet is a delightful card that expresses happiness or a joyful surprise. It can mean an invitation or a gift and indicate thoughtfulness. It could also represent flowers (and even allergies to them).
Compare: Compare the Bouquet’s happiness to the Sun’s optimism.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Chatter, gossip, anxious, worrisome
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twelve days, weeks, the 12th of the month, one year, December; short
Detail: The Birds card is also know as Owls. It is all about chatter, buzz, discussion or gossip. It can be through verbal conversion or sending Tweets. The card can express worry or anxiety. Usually there are two birds or owls on the card, and so the card can also mean two.
Compare: Compare the brief gossip of the Birds to the ongoing criticism of the Whip.
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Quick hit: Commerce, foreign, traveling, longing or literally, a ship
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Three days, weeks, months, the third day of the month, March
Detail: In the days when this Lenormand system was created, ships were used for travel and commerce. So the card can mean a trip or journey overseas. It can represent a foreign, roaming or worldly person. It reflects commerce, even via the Internet. Since ships were used to take goods to and from other countries, it can represent importing and exporting as well. It can also represent a vehicle, such as a ship, car, plane, etc.
Compare: Compare the Ship to 1.Rider, which brings news about something.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Marriage, contract, committed, promised or literally, a ring
Quality: Positive (love) or neutral (contracts)
Timing: Twenty-fifth day of the month; continuous
Detail: The Ring points to commitments, such as through marriage, contracts or agreements. It can indicate running in circles, coming full circle or closing the loop. More literally, this card can mean a ring.
Compare: Compare the Ring’s going in circles to the Crossroad’s going back and forth.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Stability, 9-to-5 work, secure, fixed
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Fixed or long-lasting
Detail: The Anchor stands for something that is fixed, stable, strong or secure. It can also represent work, but more in a 9-to-5 sort of way. It can also show persistence.
Compare: Compare the 9-to-5 job of the Anchor to the task of the Fox.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Friend, companion, loyal, faithful or literally, a dog
Quality: Positive
Timing: Eighteen days, the 18th day of the month
Detail: The Dog card shows a friend or companion who is loyal and true. (Though sometimes, the sentiment may not necessarily be reciprocated, as with a needy companion.) This person is trust-worthy and reliable and could be a soulmate. This card could also indicate a dog, more literally.
Compare: Compare the Dog’s loyalty to the Fox’s duplicity.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Money, assets, abundant, wealthy
Quality: Neutral
Timing: N/A
Detail: The Fish card represents a lot of something, particularly money or assets. It can mean wealthy, luxurious or fiscal. It may point to fluid or being adept (a fish in the water).
Compare: Compare the assets of the Fish to the investments of the Bear.
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Quick hit: Home, near environment, security, domestic or literally, house or body
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Four days, weeks, months, the fourth day of the month, April
Detail: The House represents your home. It’s where you live, whether in a house or an apartment or yurt. It also represents your family, chosen or otherwise. It can also represent roommates. It stands for our immediate environment. It connects to that which is domestic. It can also represent real estate or even your body (it’s your home, after all).
Compare: Compare House to 19.Tower, which represents a corporate entity.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Reduction, loss, gnawing, soiling
Quality: Negative
Timing: Twenty-third day of the month; lost, wasted
Detail: The Mice card reminds us of the Lenormand’s history and points to dreaded and pervasive pests — mice. The Mice card stands for gnawing, damaging and soiling. This card represents something being taken away or diminished. It can also mean running around or bite-sized.
Compare: Compare the diminishing of Mice to the unfaltering of the Snake.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Community, party, like-minded, gathering or literally, a garden
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Twenty days or the second of the month
Detail: The Garden reflects a social community and can indicate events, social networking or a conference. It may point to like-minded people, such as in an online group. It may also represent an outdoor gathering or more literally, a garden.
Compare: Compare the community of Garden to the solitude of Tower.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Power, official, overbearing, paternal
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Fifteen days, the 15th of the month
Detail: The Bear is strong and powerful and can represent authority. It also represents aspects of the financial world, such as investments. Behavioral qualities include jealousy or being overbearing and parental (mothering). For work, the Bear is your boss. Because of the Bear’s eating cycles, this can also mean an obese person or someone with eating issues.
Compare: Compare the investments of the Bear to the assets of the Fish.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Elder, peace, serene, virtuous
Quality: Neutral
Timing: Thirtieth day of the month; a long time, maturity
Detail: The Lily signifies a peaceful or serene state. It can also point to an honest, virtuous or moral person. It can mean a mature, elderly person or signify retirement.
Compare: Compare the maturity of the Lily to the long time span of the Tree.
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Depending on position, the card may take a noun (person, place or thing) or descriptive meaning (such as an adjective). Both examples are provided. The cards can also be very literal, so literal meanings, if applicable, are provided as well.
Quick hit: Burden, faith, suffering, painful
Quality: Negative
Timing: Long-term if enduring; immediate if a crisis
Detail: The Cross points to hard times, such as through trials, tribulations, misfortune and burdens. It points to suffering, grief, guilt and struggle. It can indicate sacrifice and lessons. The Cross can also refer to one’s faith or religion.
Compare: Compare the personal pain of the Cross to the attack of the Snake.
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Quick hit: Cut, accident, surgical, sharp
Quality: Negative
Timing: Ten days, weeks, months, the 10th of the month, October; sudden, surprising, unexpected
Detail: The Scythe is a sharp card. Its blade cuts, severs, separates or harvests. It can point to accidents, peril or threats. It can represent surgery or even computer hacking. It’s abrupt and sudden.
Compare: Compare the severing of Scythe to the ending of Coffin.
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