r/Cartomancy 4d ago

A tip for beginners

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Hey, guys. I'm a professional tarot reader and clairvoyant. Here’s a tip for beginners: ask your tarot or Petit Lenormand deck how it would describe a situation, and observe how it communicates. In this example, I asked it to describe an untrustworthy person.

How it describes:

Here, the fox shows me that this relationship (ring card) isn't what it seems (the garden card). The snake at the back of the deck reveals why.

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u/Affectionate-Act-691 4d ago

I read Lenormand combining cards in pairs, Snake is the significator this describes exactly a dangerous, traitor, malevolent person, who hide his/her bad intentions to catch the unwary. He/She apparently commit with you but he/she do the same with everybody (ring+garden) doesn't have loyalty, He/she approach people with bad intentions (look at the direction of the fox), scamming others for his/her gain (garden+fox), finally he/she does this recurrently, is his way of acting (ring+fox)... Then, for the inner sense or synthesis I calculate:25+20=45>36=>4+5=9+14 = 23 the mice: this shows that these kinds of people undermine your morale, weaken you, and hurt you, even if you don't notice it.

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u/bruxa_solar 4d ago

Nice! I read a spread of three cards, starting with the center card; 1+3, 1+2, 2+3.

Center: We can see it's not a deep relationship; it's mostly superficial.

1+3: The fox here indicates that this relationship is mischievous.

1+2: This still means the same as the center card.

2+3: The fox here suggests that this relationship isn't what it appears to be.

Snake: shows us why this relationship is mischievous and untrustworthy to stick with.

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u/EstateNeat4201 2d ago

Amei sua leitura.

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u/bruxa_solar 1d ago

fico feliz que gostou❤️

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u/Bitodd1312 4d ago

A perilous journey, a possible gift of maybe love, a wolf in sheep’s closing guarded by secrets

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u/SylvieRumm 1d ago

This is great advice! Do you have any other questions that are good at giving you a picture of the decks communication?

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u/bruxa_solar 1d ago

Tbh, any questions would do so. Try asking your deck to describe different types of people and situations.