Lenormand Cross Spread | Three Approaches

[@vorthora]

Yes, please, more lenormand teachings!!!! Thank you!

[@blthzr9401]

My pleasure!

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

I prefer the Lenornand and Oracle cards ♦️ instead of Tarot. I would use a 9 card spread because Lenormand references if the card is "near" or "distant" from the subject/person.

[@justaplainspokengirl]

Love this spread idea! More Lenormand cz it's my main go-to :)

[@lorenzodafrique3029]

Great explanations.

[@reinu7956]

Thanks!

[@purplemoon3816]

Just found your chanel and subscribing! Love your down to earth approach to this beautiful Oracle, nothing beats Lenormand in my opinion. Do you see the Whip as the sex card in the deck? I'm hoping that you will start doing videos again on Lenormand. Thank you ☺️.

[@maransoftware]

Would you be able to break down a real grand tableau you have read? It would be great to see how you approach it.

[@glorificuseliasson6643]

You are so handsome

[@maransoftware]

Hello do you always have to put a person card in the centre? How does it change the reading if you have a different card in the center? Great vid by the way.

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

It measures future and past, right and left, near future and near past as well as near the subject and far from the person...

[@maransoftware]

Great video. Would you ever use a random card for the significator? Also do you work with Kipper cards?

[@dorafeypersefone]

Very nice! Do you pre-select the significator?

[@blthzr9401]

Of course! :-)

[@WorldWarIVXX]

In what order are you laying out your spread?

[@blthzr9401]

Clockwise starting on the left.

[@regenesis4life]

How can I get a custom protection mojo bag

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Make one yourself...

[@blondefire79]

Isn't the card behind the significator's back inauspicious and in front auspicious? Or back = past, front = future?

[@blthzr9401]

No

[@blondefire79]

@@blthzr9401 ok, I'm getting so confused at all the different teaching styles. Any advice?

[@blthzr9401]

Watch the video and give it whirl. That's the best way to learn.@@blondefire79