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The Birds

The Birds

Lenormand

General meaning

☀ Light

conversationchatnervescoupletwogossiprestlessnesscommunication

🌑 Shadow: Nerves, gossip, anxiety, chatter that leads nowhere, overwhelm from so much noise

Lenormand cards aren't read reversed: each card has a light side and a shadow side, and the shadow usually comes out depending on the cards around it.

By topic

Love
conversationscoupleclosenessverbal courtshipdatesgossip about the relationship
Friendship
chatsgossipplansmessageslaughterconfidences
Family
family conversationsnoisegossipsiblingscalls
Career
networkingcommunicationmeetingsinterviewsrumourspublic speaking
Work
meetingscallscommunicationrumoursteamworkinterviewsphone support
Studies
debateoral presentationstalksworking in pairstutorialsnerves
Money
negotiationmoney talksworry about expensestwo sources of incomesmall transactions
Pets
birdspairs of animalsnoisebarking or singingrestlessnesscommunicating with the animal
Health
nervesrestlessnessthroatvoicebreathingconversations with the doctor
Choices
consultingtalking before decidingtwo optionsnervous indecisionasking for opinions
Creative projects
collaborationpromotionsocial mediaoutreachyour own voicepresentation
Creativity
dialoguevoicewritingbrainstormingcollaborationssinging

Classic combinations

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. They're conversations, calls and nerves. Example: The Birds + The Letter is messages back and forth, lots of chatting.
  2. They're also couples and things that come in pairs. Example: The Birds + The Heart is a couple who talk a lot and understand each other.
  3. With negative cards, they're gossip or anxiety. Example: The Birds + The Fox is gossip with bad intentions.

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Images: Das Spiel der Hofnung (J. K. Hechtel, Nuremberg, 1799), the ancestor of the Petit Lenormand. Public domain (Wikimedia Commons, British Museum).