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The Woman

The Woman

Lenormand

General meaning

☀ Light

female figurethe querent if a womanan important womanintuitionreceptivenessher

🌑 Shadow: A woman who pulls away or won't commit, insecurity, rivalry, conflict with a female figure

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
female partnerromantic interesther attitudeinvolvementhow she feels
Friendship
friendcompaniona close womansupportcloseness
Family
mothersisterdaughterwifegrandmotherfemale figure
Career
bossmentorcolleagueclientleadership roleintuition
Work
bosscolleagueclientprofessional intuitionwork attitude
Studies
teacherclassmatestudentreceptivenessattitude to studying
Money
a woman who influences financesmanagerbusiness partnerfinancial decisionsresources
Pets
female animalownercareran influential female figurecare
Health
women's healthdoctorwellbeingphysical conditionher self-care
Choices
her stanceintuitionlisteningfemale perspectivewhat she decides
Creative projects
co-authoreditormentorcollaboratorfemale protagonist
Creativity
female voiceprotagonista woman's influencecreative intuitionreceptive approach

Classic combinations

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. It's the querent if female, or the most important woman in the question. Look at where she's facing. Example: if she's facing The Man, she's thinking about him.
  2. The cards next to her describe how she's doing. Example: The Woman + The Clouds is a woman full of doubts.
  3. She can be a friend, a mother or a rival depending on the cards. Example: The Woman + The Snake can be a rival.

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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).