Thank you!

Yes, I did get that meaning for The Horseman from your book. Your updated meanings are always very accurate for me!

Aristede

I did note in my book that the horseman does associate itself with bicycles verses the ship deals with cars! The definitions were updated from the traditional because as you have notice by being now a professional, Aristede, is that those two cards mean indeed that…

I enjoyed your exercises very much as it is how the cards talk to me in professional readings.

sylvie

It’s amazing how powerfully these cards trigger the intuition. I think it’s important to study the book, and learn from a mentor, but in the end the live readings have taught me more than any outside resource.

Aristede

Whips+Car – sports car!
I tend to forget at times, about the ship being transportation- but your musings certainly have made me stick it back in there

wonderful examples Aristede; I’ll have to remind myself next time I feel stuck with the Ship -

Spirity

Thank you!

I’m glad to see you back on your blog as well!

It’s funny that for me the Horseman (Rider) can sometimes mean a motorcycle or even a bicycle.

I’m beginning to think that maybe the cards work the way we expect them to. Since I expect the Ship to represent a car, that’s how it works for me. Maybe you first learned to expect Rider to represent a car for you, and that’s how it works in your readings.

The more I work with the Lenormand cards, the more I appreciate how amazing they are! Sometimes they practically read themselves! Lol!

For me, it’s the Rider that’s personal transport, but I think it just shows that in different parts of the world, the dialect of Lenormand has developed differently – but the language still works.

I often get the Flowers and Lady to describe me – which I think has less to do with my looks and more to do with my interest in flower language and my work with attars. That’s turned up quite literally a few times in readings.

Also glad to see that you’re doing Lenormand professionally – the world needs more good fortune tellers – or so says Chanah

I wouldn’t say that the card order is necessarily a key factor. It’s works the same as when you read the cards surrounding The Man or the Woman.

For example, Bouquet + Man = a handsome man. Bouquet + woman = a beautiful woman. So Bouquet + Ship = a luxury car.

Whips + Ship = a sports car.

It is good to see how these work out, I noticed that the card before ship, is either a action or describing word of the “ship” so that is something to keep in mind.

Phoenix