THE LANGUAGE OF THE CARDS
Card meanings.
Four decks, one reflective approach. Each card has its traditional meaning, a question to carry, and one small step.
78 tarot card meanings
The Rider–Waite–Smith deck: 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana, with upright meanings.
36 Lenormand card meanings
The traditional Lenormand deck, from the Rider to the Cross, with playing-card insets and key combinations.
52 playing card meanings
Cartomancy with an ordinary deck: hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades, from the Ace to the King.
44 oracle card meanings
The original Velvet Omen Oracle: guidance, cycles, inner light, and animal guides, each with an affirmation.
36 astrology placements
The Sun, the Moon, and the rising sign in each of the twelve signs, from Aries to Pisces, read for reflection.
24 rune meanings
The Elder Futhark, from Fehu to Othala, in its three ættir, with honest history and a reflective meaning for each rune.
12 life path numbers
Numerology numbers 1 to 9 and the master numbers 11, 22, and 33, as life path, expression, and soul urge numbers.
22 angel numbers
From 000 to 5555: what repeating numbers are traditionally said to mean, and a lookup for any number.
61 coffee cup and tea leaf symbols
Tasseography: the shapes found in coffee grounds and tea leaves, from the anchor to the wings, and where they sit in the cup.
What is the difference between tarot and Lenormand cards?
Tarot has 78 cards rich in symbolism and is often used for inner, psychological reflection. Lenormand has 36 simpler picture cards about everyday life, read in pairs and lines, so each card describes its neighbour.
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