Lenormand Group Activities, featuring Zingdoodle Lenormand by Rootweaver

October 12, 2013 by Rootweaver 3 Comments

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Here are a few Lenormand reading activities to participate in. Cards used are from
the new Zingdoodle Lenormand by Rootweaver, available from www.rootweaver.com

GROUP ACTIVITY: Describe the person in the cards.

Gender, appearance, personality etc. Explain your reasoning for learning purposes.
Cards: 24 Heart, 4 House, 3 Ship.

reading 24-4-3

GROUP ACTIVITY: What work does this person do?

Explain your reasoning for learning purposes. Cards: 19 Tower, 12 Birds, 18 Dog.

reading 19-12-18

GROUP ACTIVITY: What is causing chaos?

There�s a major roadblock ahead. Total chaos. Everyone is wondering: What is the
cause? Explain your reasoning with your answers. Cards: 30 Lily, 22 Crossroad, 32
Moon.

reading 30-22-32

GROUP ACTIVITY: Find a missing item.

An item has been lost. Where could it be? Explain your reasoning with your answer.
Cards: 25 Ring, 15 Bear, 23 Mice.

reading 25-15-23

GROUP ACTIVITY: What is the secret?

Someone is keeping a secret. What could it be? Explain your reasoning with your
answer. Cards: 16 Star, 11 Whip, 9 Bouquet.

reading 16-11-9

Please share your answers in the comments, this way we can all learn from one
another.
Looking forward to hearing from you ??

Rootweaver (JbR)

COMMENTS

Sue Wilhite says:

October 15, 2013 at 4:09 am
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Person described by #24 Heart, #4 House, #3 Ship:
Someone generous and stable (Heart + House), perhaps an armchair traveller (House +
Ship). They dream of far-away places (Heart + Ship), but �Home is Where the Heart
Is� for them!
The work they do � #19 Tower, #12 Birds, #18 Dog:
They might do social media for a government lobbying group that focuses on social
welfare (Tower � authority, Birds � Gossip, Dog � Loyalty/Special Interest).
Alternatively, they could work for the the government (Tower), sending out
reports/updates for the public (Birds), and they�ve worked there a long time (Dog �
Loyalty again).
What is causing chaos? � #30 Lily, #20 Crossroads, #32 Moon
Someone�s affair (Lily � Sex + Crossroads � 2-faced) has just gone public (Moon �
Reputation). Something like Anthony Weiner�s repeated, long-term (Lily) bad choices
(Crossroads) has just ruined his chances in the public eye (Moon).
Where�s Waldo (or whatever!)? � #25 Ring, #15 Bear, #23 Mice
It�s at work (Bear), in the place where contracts (Ring) are kept. Someone else
maliciously (Mice) hid it from you. Alternatively, it�s in the Circular File (Ring
+ Mice), and you may never retrieve it. ??
What�s the secret? #16 Star, #11 Whip, #9 Bouquet
This was a hard one! I think it�s a birthday party, but with some interesting
-ahem- games planned! (Star � a celebration, Bouquet � gifts, Whip � birthdays do
repeat, don�t they?)

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Rootweaver says:
October 15, 2013 at 7:13 am
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Awesome Sue! I LOL-ed at your naughty party comment! ?? Also, I had forgotten that
�two-faced� is an excellent keyword for Crossroad, thank you! I�ll amend the
original list to include this keyword right away!

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Lenormand Challenge: Identify the cards

October 21, 2013 by Rootweaver Leave a Comment
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I found something on Facebook (posted by The Smart Witch) that I thought might be a
nice one to practice Lenormand on. How much of what is written below can you see as
Lenormand cards?

I�ll do the first 2 points below to demonstrate what I mean. Do leave your feedback
in the comments section. After a couple of days (giving everyone a chance to add
their comments) I�ll update this article with the cards that I think successfully
represents all the points.

Boy with violin

Guaranteed Ways to Fail at Anything

1) Giving away your power (Bear) to people (Garden) and circumstances.

2) Making an immense (Bear) mountain (Mountain) out of every small (Clover) bump in
the road (Crossroads).

3) Wasting (Mice) time chasing (Whip) people (Garden) who prove (Key) to you time-
and-time again (Whip) that you mean very little (Clover/Child) to them � Except
when they need you for something.

4) Choosing (Crossroads) to be unhappy (Clouds) and choosing to suffer (Cross). Yes

(Sun/Key) these are choices.

5) Constant (Whip) complaining, walking (Rider) on the dark (Coffin), cloudy

(Clouds) side of life (Sun), focusing on all the negatives.

6) Consistently (Tree) making excuses (Fox) why things go wrong (Fox).

Guaranteed Ways to Succeed

1) Take back your power (Bear.) You and you alone (Tower) write (Whip/Letter) your
own story (Book.) Quit giving (Bouquet) the pen to someone else.

2) Hit a bump (Mountain) in the road (Crossroads,) forge on. You may have to change
(Stork) direction (Crossroads/Stars). Use your inner GPS (Stars).

3) Evaluate (Fox) the people (Garden) in your life and their importance (Sun.) Do
they enhance and add to your happiness (Bouquet/Sun)? Rarely? Sometimes? Most of
the time? Categorize their place (House) in your life and give (Bouquet) your time
and attention accordingly.

4) Choose your demeanour. These are your emotions (Moon). Get to the root (Tree) of
the pain (Snake) and suffering (Cross) and rip (Scythe) it out.

5) Focus on all that is good (Dog/Child) in your life. No one likes a whiner. Get
over to the sunny (Sun) side of the street (Crossroads.) Smiles, smiles, everyone.

6) Drop (Scythe/Tower) the excuses. Dig (Scythe) down deep (Tree) to the source,
face reality and pin-point (Stars) the actual reason � then accept and change
(Stork.)

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A Lenormand Game: Guessing Cards in their Houses � round 3

March 7, 2013 by Rootweaver 2 Comments
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Vontage Lenormand by Rootweaver & The Deck of Lenormand Houses by Tierney Sadler
Vintage Lenormand by Rootweaver & The Deck of Lenormand Houses by Tierney Sadler

Continuing an exercise on Cards and Houses from �Learning Lenormand� the course
associated with Marcus Katz & Tali Goodwin�s soon-to-be released book of the same
title, we continue the word-play game. I will give a few rhymes, see if you can
identify the Lenormand Card and House that the rhyme refers to. Two Cards, one
Focus Card and one House Card to provide context. To make it easier, I have
highlighted the clues (referring to the 2 cards) in bold. Answers below.

�A bond formed in fidelity with Facebook friends across the sea�

�A choice must be made to live sensibly, if one hopes to achieve longevity.�
�She found herself filled with doubt, to accept his gift or go without��

Answers:

Dog in Ship
Paths in Tree
Clouds in Bouquet

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A Lenormand Game: Guessing Cards in their Houses � round 2

March 5, 2013 by Rootweaver 2 Comments
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Here are today�s 3 rhymes. Try to guess what the Card is and which House it lands
on. The answers are below.

�Place of comfort & retreat turns into a busy party street.�

�Repeated conflict will ensure that what covers you will not endure.�
�Your stoke of luck however brief will only end in loss & grief.�
Vintage Lenormand by Rootweaver & The Deck of Lenormand Houses by Tierney Sadler
Vintage Lenormand by Rootweaver & The Deck of Lenormand Houses by Tierney Sadler

*Rhymes by JbR

Answers:

House in Garden
Whip in Tree
Clover in Mice

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Lenormand Notebooks, how do you organise yours?

October 29, 2013 by Rootweaver 6 Comments
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Card #26 Book. Deck: Zingdoodle Lenormand � Rootweaver 2013. www.rootweaver.com

Card #26 Book. Deck: Zingdoodle Lenormand � Rootweaver 2013.
http://www.rootweaver.com

My Lenormand notebook�s belly is starting to feel quite full lately! After

initially resisting advice to begin my own notebook (for reasons unknown) I can now
see why this is such an important exercise. The Lennie nerd in me is even having
fun finding adjectives to describe and modify my subject cards! LOL!

Perhaps some of my initial resistance to the idea of keeping a notebook came from
not really knowing where to begin, and what to add. There is just so much wonderful
information available on the internet, that it can be seriously overwhelming for a
beginner. So, here�s how I have organised my notebook. It is already clear to me
that this will be the first volume of who-knows-how-many volumes to come in future.
??

My notebook is divided into the 36 cards, from #1 Rider to #36 Cross. Here is what
I note in each:

Keywords
Adjectives (describing & modifying the subject/noun)
Combinations (although I am considering doing combos in a separate volume)
Timing
Health indicators
Personality descriptions
Physical appearance
Orientation
Playing Card inserts
German Suits
Negative / Positive / Neutral
Special groups (e.g: Work, Communication etc)
Spreads (e.g: Square of Nine, Grand Tableau) � again something I might record in a
separate volume
Reading Techniques (Knighting, Mirroring, Near & Far etc)
Daily readings (separate notebook)
How is your Lenormand notebook coming along? Do you have any useful tips to share?