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The Fish

The Fish

Lenormand

General meaning

☀ Light

abundancemoneyindependenceflowbusinesswaterswealthmarket

🌑 Shadow: Excessive spending, money slipping away, greed, financial instability, scattered focus

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
emotional generositydepthindependencegoing with the flowemotional abundanceattraction
Friendship
generosityindependent friendsharingabundanceflow
Family
financial supportabundanceindependencegenerosityassets
Career
entrepreneurshipyour own businessincomeindependencetradefinance
Work
your own businesssalestradeautonomyindependenceplenty of work
Studies
learning fluentlybusiness studiesautonomyfinanceplenty of resources
Money
incomebusinessinvestmentcash flowwealthtrademarket
Pets
fishaquariumswaterhydrationindependencean independent pet
Health
fluidskidneyshydrationflowdietwellbeing
Choices
going with the flowchoosing independencedeciding by moneyabundancecalculated risks
Creative projects
monetisingsalesmarketflowprofitabilityautonomy
Creativity
flowideas that flowabundancecreative flowmaking art payindependence

Classic combinations

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. It's money, business and abundance. Example: The Fish + The Tower is a salary or a business deal with a company.
  2. It's also independence and freedom. Example: The Fish + The Rider is money arriving fast.
  3. With negative cards, watch out for excess. Example: The Fish + The Mice is money slipping away bit by bit.

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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).