I discourage health readings due to the legal risks involved, but every once in a while a health issue will catch my attention in the cards that I cannot ignore. The following example is from such a reading, and I’m very glad that I acknowledged the information because it may have saved a life!
The Lenormand card reading was for a female client who had questions about a recent job interview. I charged Fox to represent the job, and Woman to represent the client, and threw a multi-level No-Layout Spread. Although I did not charge Bear, I glanced at the card to see if anything important showed concerning the client’s financial status. What I saw had nothing to do with money:
Lily + Man + Clouds + Bear + Heart + Mice
Lily + Man represents an older man, and Clouds + Bear indicates poor eating habits. This is probably an older gentleman who is not taking care of himself, and may be overweight.
Heart + Mice can indicate stress to the heart, and I had the immediate feeling that the man’s poor diet and weight problem may be dangerously stressing his heart.
I advised the client that I saw an older gentleman who would face serious health problems if he did not improve his diet, and take better care of himself. She said that the cards were probably talking about her father who is overweight. She said he has a very poor diet, and suffers from frequent bouts of indigestion. I encouraged her to get him in to a doctor soon.
The reading was several weeks ago. Today I heard back from the client, and she thanked me for warning her about her father’s health. Last week, he awoke in the night with what he thought was severe indigestion. Because of my warning, he was rushed to the emergency room.
The hospital diagnosed a partially blocked artery in his heart. He is now under a doctor’s supervision, and he is on a very strict diet. The client is convinced that the warning from the Lenormand cards saved her father’s life.
Oh, and the cards said the client would get the job, and she did! ![]()








When we’re first seduced by the Lenormand Oracle Cards, many of us are dazzled by the cookbook lists of card combinations. For most of us, it’s this ready catalogue of meanings that first draws us to this magical oracle.
We soon realize that the cookbook combinations can take us only so far. We’re left with flat, uninspired readings that make little sense to us based on the canned meanings. At first, we fault the method and the combinations we’re using, and we begin to search out other books and websites for the perfect list of Lenormand card combinations.
If we stick with the cards long enough to get past these disappointments, we eventually realize that reading Lenormand is no different from reading Tarot or any other oracle. The magic is in us, and not in somebody else’s preconceived list of card combinations. 
