Sign up: Fanciful Lenormand
Posted: 03 Apr 2020, 14:42
Well I think a lot of us have been watching a lot of TV series and maybe some movie lately, some have even been able to read while self isolating.
So lets pick a character from one of these adventures and do a Fanciful Lenormand reading for it!
And right now might be a good time to use the cards to explore an alternate universe where the problems are very intense, not yours, and not real.
Here's how it works: The sitter poses as a character from fiction. It can be from a book, TV show, Movie, legend, whatever you like. The sitter then poses a question to the reader that the fictional character would ask based on their situation. (Don't name your source, really pose the question as if you are the character looking for answers.)
The reader then tries to answer the question using any Lenormand spread they choose. I found starting with 5 or 7 cards to work best.
Using a fictional character, you can really work with some interesting questions that, fortunately or unfortunately, would not likely come up in our real lives. You can use any character but sometimes it's fun to choose a minor character. But it's up to you.
Also, since there are no real stakes, readers can really "say what they see" without worrying about any real-life repercussions. This can be really freeing.
Afterward, you can discuss the reading very objectively and compare styles and techniques openly, helping each other to learn and understand.
If you want to see an example, check out the readings from January. You'll get a feeling for how it works and also how much fun we had. You'll also see some of the really astonishing results we got.
I hope you'll join us! This is a great exercise for beginners and experienced Lenormand readers alike.
Dates:
Respond here to sign up by April 12.
Partners assigned April 13.
Readings posted by April 25.
Feedback posted by April 30.
The more the merrier!
Thanks everyone!
BTW- if you want to play but don't have a Lenny deck (yet) there is a 5-card computer draw on my website you can use. (scroll down a little bit, you'll see it.)
You can take a screenshot of it for your post OR just name the cards and I'll post them for you.
To join in, just reply to this post. On the 13th I'll assign you a partner and away we go. Easy-peasy!
So lets pick a character from one of these adventures and do a Fanciful Lenormand reading for it!
And right now might be a good time to use the cards to explore an alternate universe where the problems are very intense, not yours, and not real.
Here's how it works: The sitter poses as a character from fiction. It can be from a book, TV show, Movie, legend, whatever you like. The sitter then poses a question to the reader that the fictional character would ask based on their situation. (Don't name your source, really pose the question as if you are the character looking for answers.)
The reader then tries to answer the question using any Lenormand spread they choose. I found starting with 5 or 7 cards to work best.
Using a fictional character, you can really work with some interesting questions that, fortunately or unfortunately, would not likely come up in our real lives. You can use any character but sometimes it's fun to choose a minor character. But it's up to you.
Also, since there are no real stakes, readers can really "say what they see" without worrying about any real-life repercussions. This can be really freeing.
Afterward, you can discuss the reading very objectively and compare styles and techniques openly, helping each other to learn and understand.
If you want to see an example, check out the readings from January. You'll get a feeling for how it works and also how much fun we had. You'll also see some of the really astonishing results we got.
I hope you'll join us! This is a great exercise for beginners and experienced Lenormand readers alike.
Dates:
Respond here to sign up by April 12.
Partners assigned April 13.
Readings posted by April 25.
Feedback posted by April 30.
The more the merrier!
Thanks everyone!
BTW- if you want to play but don't have a Lenny deck (yet) there is a 5-card computer draw on my website you can use. (scroll down a little bit, you'll see it.)
You can take a screenshot of it for your post OR just name the cards and I'll post them for you.
To join in, just reply to this post. On the 13th I'll assign you a partner and away we go. Easy-peasy!