One of the best (series) tutorials Ive seen. Your style is great and your knowledge is outstanding. Thank you for your time and effort in putting these together. J
Thank you so much, Jennifer, for watching the series, and for your very kind words; I'm very appreciative. I'm delighted to hear you've received value from it; that makes the time and effort that went into the series worth it. :-)
I have come across this as meaning heavy weight (a burden or something that weighs heavy on your mind or shoulders ) especially near anchor thanks for his course and all the hard work you put into it.
James! Thanks so much for taking the time to create this awesome series!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ P.S. Not to be greedy, but I second the other viewers in hoping you do a lenormand card combination and spread series!!
Glad you were able to catch the final installment, Carla! Thanks for the inspiration, and for sticking with me all the way through it! And thanks for letting me know what you'd like to see in the future. What I have planned in the (somewhat) near future is something involving a 3x3 (or 9-card square) reading, and how I approach that. That was something I was asked to consider during this series. ;-)
Thank you so much,James.I added some words for my card meannings and interesting the cross for celtic cross spread.Just love it!Thank you for your time doing all this series.
I'm so glad you found some keywords to add to your own list of meanings. And I'm happy to hear that you like my "Celtic Cross" keyword for Cross! It was such fun to see how that unfolded in the reading I did at the time. It was a lovely reminder of just how literal Lenormand can be. ;-)
First and foremost I would like to thank you for this series. It has helped me tremendously on my journey of learning lenormand. I can only imagine the time and energy it took to put the series up...it's appreciated. My question is this: I started with the Guilded Reverie by Ciro Marchetti. TBH I'm in love with them and really don't want any other deck 😁. This particular deck does have the extra bird, woman, and man cards. In addition to those cards, it includes time, bridge, dice, mask, compass, labyrinth, and the magnifying glass. Now, I'm a beginner lol and get hung up on some of the meanings to those cards. So, have you used this deck and if so I would be ever so grateful for your meanings/interpretation of these cards. Thanks again for helping us newbies out. Sending positive vibes and abundance your way. BTW: I send anyone wanting to learn lenormand to your channel 👍🙌
Thank you so very much for watching the series, Lisa. I'm delighted hearing it has helped you in your learning Lenormand. That means the world to me. :-) I love hearing that you love the Gilded Reverie Lenormand. I think it's so important to have a deck you love, because you'll want to work with it. And I love that you've found "the one" for you. I do happen to have a copy of the deck, but mine isn't the Expanded Edition you have; it's the first edition that doesn't have the extra cards. One of the things that I like about the edition you have is that you can now have the Man and Woman cards facing each other (in my version they look the same way). As for the extra cards you've mentioned, here are some thoughts that come to me in the moment, right off the top of my head: Time = timing, a matter of time Bridge = transition, "bridging the gap", reconciliation, connection Dice = gamble, "roll of the dice" Mask = pretense, disguise, playing a role/part, an actor/actress Compass = navigation, direction, where you are in relation to where you want to be (and how to best get there) Labyrinth = spirituality, meditation (my church has a labyrinth), maze, going around in circles Magnifying glass = investigation (think Sherlock Holmes), taking a closer look, magnification I hope those can help you in some way, Lisa. Thanks again for watching the series, and for sharing it with others who might find it interesting. I appreciate your support. :-)
@@JamesHimmCoach33 Wow!!! I'm shook. I usually if ever get a reply but I just feel you genuinely want to help. You sir are the bomb.com. You have a lifelong subscriber. Im looking forward to diving into your channel for any other goodies I can share. Again, thanks so much 😎❤️
Thanks, tishatti, for checking out the series! I'm happy you enjoyed it. And I'm filing that "hint, hint" for the future. ;-) I appreciate hearing what people would like to see, so thanks for the suggestion. xx
I have been reading Tarot for 20+ years. Just purchased a Leonormand deck and your explanations are so clear and helpful. It will be a pleasure to start to feel I am mastering this deck, whereas with Tarot I have never approached mastery. Thanks so much for your supportive videos!
Thank you so much for watching the series! I'm delighted you found it helpful. I'm excited to hear you're beginning your Lenormand journey, and I'm wishing you the best going forward. It's my sincere hope that you and Lenormand get on well.
Hello James! I felt the Energy of a High School Prefect in your Introduction! Standing on the Podium and announcing: This is It!! Well Done!! I'm revisiting the Lenormand Meaning Section as I often do after a Grand Tableau;). Here you speak of Celtic Cross Lenormand. I'm Curious: How did you look at the Postion 1, where one Card is crossing the Significator? Since Sequence is important in Lenormand Reading, which one became the Subject? Could you share the link of this particular video? I tried once and didn't pursue. Love from India, Ganga
Thanks for re-watching the video, Ganga; you made me smile with that comment about the high school prefect! ;-) As for your question, I didn't make a video on my working a Celtic Cross using Lenormand; it was a piece I wrote for my blog, and you'll find it here: lifeofhimm.wordpress.com/2016/05/11/a-celtic-cross-reading-with-the-lenormand/
Great series! I watched this whole series in a day and will watch again. Really appreciate these deeper understandings of the Lenormand cards which to me have been very stubborn and hard to crack as someone who has been studying tarot. Can you do a segment on what to do when, in a grand tableau, the significator shows up at a hard to read place, such as in the top or bottom row or in the last column? Thank you for your teachings!
Thanks so much for watching the series, J, especially that you binge-watched it! :-) You're literally the second person within the span of a couple days to ask me about the significator showing up in a tricky spot in the GT, so it looks like there's a video coming in the near future... ;-)
Thank you very much for sharing this series with us. I was meditating on the Sun in GW and I was not finding any words but I got fixated on counting all the Sun ray lines and adding them with the card number and playing card number and out of the two ways I can work out to add them up it always equals 4. One way ends up with 1+3 which is the card and playing card numbers! Yep.. fixated lol. Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind, it's gonna be a bright bright sun shiney day.
Thanks so much for watching the series, Natasha. And that's an interesting experience you had creating meaning for the GW Sun card (which you could carry over to the Lenormand Sun). That's one of the things I like about delving into GW; I feel like I have more creative license to come up with meanings for the cards. Happy to hear the clouds have parted, and you're seeing clearly... ☀️
Great question, Wendy. Typically, I just take into account whether the card is a "face" card, and consider the possibility it can represent a person. As for the other spot/pip (playing) cards, I rarely incorporate them; when I do though, I use the meanings I've been sharing in my cartomancy series, rather than perhaps more traditional French meanings.
For me, there are two: Sun and Key; Sun because of its illuminating quality, and Key because it can mean "certainty." I'm not sure if there's a definitive number though, as other readers may have other cards they see as "yes" cards.
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Thank you so much for these videos, I have been enjoying listening to you. Very interesting and helpful. ❤
I appreciate you checking out the videos. Thank you for the kind words. 💕
One of the best (series) tutorials Ive seen. Your style is great and your knowledge is outstanding. Thank you for your time and effort in putting these
together. J
Thank you so much, Jennifer, for watching the series, and for your very kind words; I'm very appreciative. I'm delighted to hear you've received value from it; that makes the time and effort that went into the series worth it. :-)
I have come across this as meaning heavy weight (a burden or something that weighs heavy on your mind or shoulders ) especially near anchor thanks for his course and all the hard work you put into it.
Thanks for watching the series, Wendy! I truly appreciate your time, your sharing some of your meanings, and your kind words. :-)
James! Thanks so much for taking the time to create this awesome series!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
P.S. Not to be greedy, but I second the other viewers in hoping you do a lenormand card combination and spread series!!
Glad you were able to catch the final installment, Carla! Thanks for the inspiration, and for sticking with me all the way through it!
And thanks for letting me know what you'd like to see in the future. What I have planned in the (somewhat) near future is something involving a 3x3 (or 9-card square) reading, and how I approach that. That was something I was asked to consider during this series. ;-)
For the key I sometimes see this as the key to success or being successful
Thank you James ! I thought that was a great series for Lenormand meanings. I am loving these cards as well as the Kipper cards. Cheers ! Janis
Thanks so much for checking out the series, Janis! I'm so happy you enjoyed it! :-)
Thank you so much,James.I added some words for my card meannings and interesting the cross for celtic cross spread.Just love it!Thank you for your time doing all this series.
I'm so glad you found some keywords to add to your own list of meanings. And I'm happy to hear that you like my "Celtic Cross" keyword for Cross! It was such fun to see how that unfolded in the reading I did at the time. It was a lovely reminder of just how literal Lenormand can be. ;-)
First and foremost I would like to thank you for this series. It has helped me tremendously on my journey of learning lenormand. I can only imagine the time and energy it took to put the series up...it's appreciated. My question is this: I started with the Guilded Reverie by Ciro Marchetti. TBH I'm in love with them and really don't want any other deck 😁. This particular deck does have the extra bird, woman, and man cards. In addition to those cards, it includes time, bridge, dice, mask, compass, labyrinth, and the magnifying glass. Now, I'm a beginner lol and get hung up on some of the meanings to those cards. So, have you used this deck and if so I would be ever so grateful for your meanings/interpretation of these cards. Thanks again for helping us newbies out. Sending positive vibes and abundance your way. BTW: I send anyone wanting to learn lenormand to your channel 👍🙌
Thank you so very much for watching the series, Lisa. I'm delighted hearing it has helped you in your learning Lenormand. That means the world to me. :-)
I love hearing that you love the Gilded Reverie Lenormand. I think it's so important to have a deck you love, because you'll want to work with it. And I love that you've found "the one" for you.
I do happen to have a copy of the deck, but mine isn't the Expanded Edition you have; it's the first edition that doesn't have the extra cards. One of the things that I like about the edition you have is that you can now have the Man and Woman cards facing each other (in my version they look the same way).
As for the extra cards you've mentioned, here are some thoughts that come to me in the moment, right off the top of my head:
Time = timing, a matter of time
Bridge = transition, "bridging the gap", reconciliation, connection
Dice = gamble, "roll of the dice"
Mask = pretense, disguise, playing a role/part, an actor/actress
Compass = navigation, direction, where you are in relation to where you want to be (and how to best get there)
Labyrinth = spirituality, meditation (my church has a labyrinth), maze, going around in circles
Magnifying glass = investigation (think Sherlock Holmes), taking a closer look, magnification
I hope those can help you in some way, Lisa. Thanks again for watching the series, and for sharing it with others who might find it interesting. I appreciate your support. :-)
@@JamesHimmCoach33 Wow!!! I'm shook. I usually if ever get a reply but I just feel you genuinely want to help. You sir are the bomb.com. You have a lifelong subscriber. Im looking forward to diving into your channel for any other goodies I can share. Again, thanks so much 😎❤️
Lisa, you've made my night! Thank you for your kind words.
I really enjoyed this series James. Ty so much😊 One about card combinations would be nice too... "Hint, hint..."😝 xx
Thanks, tishatti, for checking out the series! I'm happy you enjoyed it. And I'm filing that "hint, hint" for the future. ;-) I appreciate hearing what people would like to see, so thanks for the suggestion. xx
I have been reading Tarot for 20+ years. Just purchased a Leonormand deck and your explanations are so clear and helpful. It will be a pleasure to start to feel I am mastering this deck, whereas with Tarot I have never approached mastery. Thanks so much for your supportive videos!
Thank you so much for watching the series! I'm delighted you found it helpful. I'm excited to hear you're beginning your Lenormand journey, and I'm wishing you the best going forward. It's my sincere hope that you and Lenormand get on well.
Yayyyyyy! "We got through the Deck!"
Thank you so much! Hugs!
Once again, I really appreciate you binge-watching a batch of my videos! That kind of support means the world to me! Thank you, Lourdes! :-)
Thank you so much for this series❣️
My pleasure, Vici! Thanks so much for watching the series; I appreciate it! :-)
Hello James! I felt the Energy of a High School Prefect in your Introduction! Standing on the Podium and announcing: This is It!! Well Done!! I'm revisiting the Lenormand Meaning Section as I often do after a Grand Tableau;). Here you speak of Celtic Cross Lenormand. I'm Curious: How did you look at the Postion 1, where one Card is crossing the Significator? Since Sequence is important in Lenormand Reading, which one became the Subject? Could you share the link of this particular video? I tried once and didn't pursue. Love from India, Ganga
Thanks for re-watching the video, Ganga; you made me smile with that comment about the high school prefect! ;-)
As for your question, I didn't make a video on my working a Celtic Cross using Lenormand; it was a piece I wrote for my blog, and you'll find it here: lifeofhimm.wordpress.com/2016/05/11/a-celtic-cross-reading-with-the-lenormand/
Wow James. Thank you so much for this series, which was brilliant, as well as the Kipper series. You have a new fan!
Thanks so much for tuning in and watching the series, Pandora; I'm delighted you enjoyed it. I appreciate your kind words!
Love it 🙏🏼
Thanks for checking out the video (and the series), Danielle; I'm so happy you loved it! :-)
Great series! I watched this whole series in a day and will watch again. Really appreciate these deeper understandings of the Lenormand cards which to me have been very stubborn and hard to crack as someone who has been studying tarot. Can you do a segment on what to do when, in a grand tableau, the significator shows up at a hard to read place, such as in the top or bottom row or in the last column? Thank you for your teachings!
Thanks so much for watching the series, J, especially that you binge-watched it! :-)
You're literally the second person within the span of a couple days to ask me about the significator showing up in a tricky spot in the GT, so it looks like there's a video coming in the near future... ;-)
So looking forward to that, Thank you!
Thank you very much for sharing this series with us. I was meditating on the Sun in GW and I was not finding any words but I got fixated on counting all the Sun ray lines and adding them with the card number and playing card number and out of the two ways I can work out to add them up it always equals 4. One way ends up with 1+3 which is the card and playing card numbers! Yep.. fixated lol. Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind, it's gonna be a bright bright sun shiney day.
Thanks so much for watching the series, Natasha. And that's an interesting experience you had creating meaning for the GW Sun card (which you could carry over to the Lenormand Sun). That's one of the things I like about delving into GW; I feel like I have more creative license to come up with meanings for the cards. Happy to hear the clouds have parted, and you're seeing clearly... ☀️
Ty so much!!! I definitely appreciate the time!
I appreciate you watching, Mary!
Great series, thank you!:)
My pleasure! Thank you for watching! :-)
When you interpret the ‘inner card playing card inset’ do this mean the same as the cartomancy that you cover in cartomancy playing cards?
Great question, Wendy. Typically, I just take into account whether the card is a "face" card, and consider the possibility it can represent a person. As for the other spot/pip (playing) cards, I rarely incorporate them; when I do though, I use the meanings I've been sharing in my cartomancy series, rather than perhaps more traditional French meanings.
How many "Yes" cards are there in the deck? Curious.
For me, there are two: Sun and Key; Sun because of its illuminating quality, and Key because it can mean "certainty."
I'm not sure if there's a definitive number though, as other readers may have other cards they see as "yes" cards.