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The Mice

The Mice

Lenormand

General meaning

☀ Light

wear and tearslow lossstressworrydepletiongnawingsmall annoyances

🌑 Shadow: Losses, gnawing worries, stress, theft or wear, anxiety, drained energy

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
wear and tearworrya routine that corrodessmall slightsstressdoubts
Friendship
wear and tearsmall disappointmentsgossiploss of trustsocial exhaustion
Family
wear and tearsmall tensionsworriesshortagestiredness
Career
stressprofessional burnoutloss of motivationminor taskslack of resources
Work
burnoutstressminor tasks that eat up timelack of resourcesworriesexhaustion
Studies
stressloss of focusexhaustionlost noteswear and tearnerves
Money
small lossesa trickle of expensespetty theftdepletionfeessavings wearing down
Pets
pestsparasiteshygienerodentsstressloss of appetite
Health
stresswear and teartirednessdeficiencieslack of energyhygieneinfections
Choices
avoiding what drains youspotting small lossesprioritisingclearing outreviewing
Creative projects
wasted timescattered focuswear and teardetails slippinglack of resources
Creativity
energy leakssmall blockswear and tearscattered focuslack of timeself-criticism

Classic combinations

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. It's slow loss, wear and stress: something nibbled away bit by bit. Example: The Mice + The Fish is money disappearing on little expenses.
  2. It can also be theft or something getting lost. Example: The Mice + The Key is losing your keys or an opportunity.
  3. With good cards at the end, the wear stops. Example: The Mice + The Sun is the stress leaving and your energy coming back.

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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).