Anino Lenormand
DIY-quality Lenormand using open-domain 19th-century imagery and collage.
by Lynyrd-Jym Narciso · Self Published 2017 Deck Type: Oracle Deck Cards: 51 Card Size : 2.24 x 3.54 in. = 5.70cm x 9.00cm Rating: stars out of five Where to · 2017
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Currently there are a lot of Lenormand decks on the market, their relatively uncomplicated imagery makes it easy for do-it-your-selfers to compile a deck using open-domain imagery from the Internet. Not all decks are created equal, and many of these DIY decks seem somewhat compromised or slapdash. For decades (probably centuries) interest in tarot has been on the rise, while Lenormand decks have been languishing, viewed as a poor cousin of the richer, more complex tarot. In the last 20 or so years new avenues of divination have been discovered, recovered, and Lenormand and Kipper cards are starting to shine as viable alternatives to tarot and oracle decks. Lenormand cards are often promoted to the unsuspecting as an uncomplicated oracle with inflexible definitions, the reading of which is relatively easy to master. There is an erroneous belief that the cards have universal meanings which have not changed since the cards first went into print in 1845. While the actual meanings of Lenormand cards are relatively static, more and more possibilities are being added in parallel with our complicated modern lives. Given that Lenormand cards are read in pairs and groups, interpretations of
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