So I’m giving them a 5 based on how they work in a reading. A little getting used to because it’s not a deck I’ve worked with before. Images and words on the cards themselves which is helpful but can also be somewhat distracting until you get to know your own meanings. These are essentially symbols and the symbol is what needs to be contemplated although I think the text is often relevant.. with salt.
Here are my complaints: despite being printed in Italy (not China!) the finish on the cards is cheap. Purple on my fingers after first use. They print easily (like finger printing) and I can’t really clean them because the ink smudges. DON’T GET THEM WET! Or even damp as I made the mistake of, using them after I had washed my hands and they weren’t *totally* dry. I also don’t care for the image on the backs. Tacky and disrespectful. The interior images are fine. I like the size of the cards, it’s easy to travel and work with. I am no Lenormand expert, but from what I have seen of other decks I feel like this is the best one. It has all the original cards without any omissions. The images are by far the most respectful and relevant and you certainly can’t beat the price.
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If you know Judicial Cartology, then you know this deck. It is based, yes based. Based, that is, on the work of Madame LeNourmand, the same Madame LeNourmand who put Napoleon back in his place when he started going off the program. And that place was an island all by itself way out in the ocean, 1600 nautical miles from the mainland.She confused the Dickens out of that little fellow, and here is how she did it:You will notice that Jackof Hearts, or "The Book," bears the number 22. When napoleon was setting his appointments for May 29 - June 4, that is to say, when he was planning out his 22nd week of the year, naturally he looked to the Jack of H for guidance. And Madame LeNourmand let him do it.But that #22 on there was no more than a blind! The good Madame knew of course that Jack dwells at the 11th, 24th, 37th or 50th card in the Deck -- and never the 22nd card. But she didn't tell Napoleon that!Nope, she never told the Lil Lion of Naples that it is in fact the 9 of Diamonds that is the true 22nd card in the deck. The 9 of Diamonds is not a book, but a an altogether different sort of vessel. A vessel not of tedious bloviations and dried-out ink, but of rich, red blood, the elixir of sinews, the flusher of cheeks, the very pulse of life itself: THE HEART. O quivering jelly! O salty metallum! O rosie jewelle!Needless to say, Napoleon went off with the wrong card, thinking that THE BOOK meant he should use a book for a pillow, resting his head on it Alexander-the-Great style and absorbing its knowledge, when the true card was THE HEART -- which meant that he ought to have rested his prospective lady-friend's head on his own heart to impress her with how he could speed up or slow down with the force of his own will, then place his own head the place where her heart is, and then proceed from there and so forth.So there he was fluffing up some book to rest his weary head on when BOOM! His whole army got flushed right down the Water-Loo, then pumped out the sluice-pipe into the sea, where it floated off clear out to St Helena. And there Napoleon and all his Soaves never bothered anyone ever again!-- from "Fundamentals Of History" (Teachers Edition)
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