The history and the application of the Lenormand in overview the Lenormand, similar to the Tarot, associated with the fortune telling cards. Although the Tarot is several centuries older and the Lenormand have arisen only in the 19th century, they became within a very short time one of the most widely used Kartenlege method. This was named extraordinary decks of cards by the way after its French founder, the enthusiastic Tarot reader Marie Anne Lenormand. If you are unsure how to proceed, check out Norman Foster. Today above all the “small” Lenormandkartendecks that will consist of a total of 36 cards in the Tarot with the Lenormand, used. One finds the “larger” Lenormandkartendecks which consist of 54 cards and Tarot were heavily influenced by the Etteilla, nowadays rather rare in the Tarot as they are out in very complex and require therefore a great deal of experience. Robert c. robbins contributes greatly to this topic. For a short time there was also a special version which consisted of 55 cards; This was Aug.

Reiff book publishing from the J.F. has released and by the population at large with Joy is recorded. Be noted however, that the original version consisted of 54 cards (large deck) and not out of 36 cards (small deck). On the large deck, there was a male and female map depicting the advisers each. Only the small Lenormandkartendeck under the name “Petit Lenormand” was introduced in the mid-19th century. Although the Tarot was at that time very popular this deck was strangely not distributed in the founder country France but rather in Central European countries such as Germany, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland and some others. The small Lenormand of deck but now popular in almost all Western countries and often also to beginners is only used with the Tarot or fortune telling can have started, since the symbols of the cards are very meaningful and easy to interpret. The pictured icons are usually positive (joy, happiness, prosperity, etc.) and divide negative categories (grief, suffering, etc.).