I’m happy to announce that I will be presenting, in webinar format, my recent slide-show on the Petit Lenormand Deck. It was showcased at the latest San Francisco Bay Area Tarot Symposium to great acclaim. Of course a few things will change (to make it even better), and I’ll have more time to explain the concepts shown. Here’s the description:
Webinar with Mary K. Greer
“Introduction to the Petit Lenormand Deck”
Discover the 36-card Lenormand deck via this 64-slide visual feast covering the history, variety of decks and a brief overview of reading methods and traditions. What’s so special about the Lenormand deck? Where did it come from? What does Mlle. Lenormand have to do with it? How is this deck different than or similar to Tarot? What can it do for me and how do I read with it? Learn how the Lenormand cards clued me into something that saved a trip from certain disaster. Discover what the hoopla is all about and get a look at these 212+ year old cards that have exploded onto the divinatory scene in the last three years. Join me in exploring one of the most practical and precise divinatory tools in existence.
*The DVD or Internet access to this pre-recorded talk now appears here.*
This webinar will be followed by two Lenormand training webinars with Caitlín Matthews whose new deck and accompanying book will be out next year.
In the meantime, here are some great online resources.
I recommend the series of youtube videos by Claire (from Germany but in English) that introduce each of the cards. While each country has its own variations there are still enough commonalities that share core meanings, and Claire is good at presenting these (click on the youtube link).
Additional Resources
I also recommend the list of basic Lenormand card meanings found at Helen Riding’s blog, MyWingsofDesire. And don’t miss out on her other great Lenormand pages and the links on her site.
Donnaleigh de LaRose has a whole page of media-based Lenormand Lessons from her blogtalk “BeyondWorlds” radio shows with Rana George and Melissa Hill, as well as her own youtube videos.
Andy Cerru’s excellent free course, Cartomante’s Cabinet, is available again. Highly recommended but requires a commitment to do the work. See also:
- Lord Elwin’s LearnLenormand site
- Melissa Hill’s TheSassySibyl
- For those who are serious about practicing what they are learning: the Facebook Lenormand Cards Study Group
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September 5, 2012 at 5:14 pm
donnaleighdlr
Thank you for the high honors of a mention here. The Lenormand journey has been fantastic. Looking forward to this excellent webinar!
September 6, 2012 at 2:13 am
JenC
Thank you – I’ve recently pulled out my Lenormand decks to study and this is perfect timing.
October 16, 2012 at 3:34 pm
Felicity Martin
I use this pack in conjunction with Rider Waite and find they work well together, thankyou for your wonderful site.
October 16, 2012 at 4:33 pm
mkg
Felicity – Please say something about how you use the two decks together.
February 15, 2015 at 7:47 am
Felisza
I have enjoyed all the work you and others have done in providing information for this system, but most of the links you all have left is no longer available. Courses, videos, websites and document downloads, so it would be nice if things were updated.
February 15, 2015 at 8:48 am
Mary Greer
Felisza – Thank you for letting me know that these links don’t work. I’m on the road but when I get home I’ll redo this blog post to reflect current resources for learning Lenormand. There are many more opportunities online now than there were at the time I first wrote this post.
Mary
May 10, 2019 at 10:49 am
AmaliaP
I know this is a very old post, but at present neither the YouTube video nor the blog are available (the latter is by invitation only).
May 10, 2019 at 10:58 am
Mary K. Greer
Amalia,
I admit that with over 330 blog posts I don’t try to keep up with broken links on old posts. Thank for letting others know.