These cards are believed to have originated from the 36 cards discovered among the belongings after the death of Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand, a renowned fortune-teller who was popular in 18th-century France.

They were named "Lenormand cards" in honor of her name.

She purchased a set of Tarot cards from a Gypsy, and those cards changed her destiny.

After mastering Tarot, she learned various forms of divination and began practicing divination secretly while running a bookstore at the age of 19.Her accuracy in fortune-telling was astonishing, and she quickly became famous. Her reputation was so remarkable that she even faced imprisonment at times.

Afterwards, she had a fateful encounter with Josephine, the Empress of Napoleon, and accurately predicted Napoleon's rise to power and eventual downfall.

The more you use Lenormand cards, the deeper and more mysterious they become.

I encourage everyone to try divination with a Lenormand cards and experience what it feels like to be a Lenormand reader.

The image depicted on each individual card directly corresponds to its meaning. The card symbols, such as "dog," "house," and "gentleman/lady," are universally recognizable and relatable. They are simple and easily comprehensible symbols, making it easier to grasp the meaning of the cards intuitively. The more you understand the background meanings behind the symbolic images on each card, the deeper and more detailed your readings can become.

Even with a single card draw, the answer can be clear, but when combining two or more cards, as well as considering their orientation and order, the meaning can change. If new questions or doubts arise, feel free to continue drawing new cards and interpreting them. Unfolding cards one after another allows for a deeper and more specific reading experience.

At first, some may find it challenging to memorize the variety and number of card symbols, as well as interpreting their combinations. However, over time, you'll gradually develop the ability to read the cards intuitively, drawing inspiration from the imagery and forming a sense of their meanings without relying on rote memorization.

Once you have a well-defined question, the answers from the Lenormand cards are clear and direct, leaving no room for ambiguity. While you can delve deeper and gain more detailed insights through multiple card spreads, the true essence of Lenormand lies in its ultimate technique called the "Grand Tableau." By laying out all 36 cards, it provides a comprehensive view of the interconnections among various aspects of your question. It showcases the precise depiction of real-life situations within the card layout. This method adds a captivating narrative to the relationship and unfolding of events, encompassing the entirety from the past to the future.