Lessons in Lenormand: The Snake (7)

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Sorry for the delay. I wanted to update yesterday, but currently we are going through a heatwave and I personally am going through a bit of a rough patch health-wise. I will try to talk about the Lenormand card of the Snake a little bit now:

Card number 7: The Snake

This card can be interpreted in various ways. First, it can represent a wise, possibly older woman, somebody deeply spiritual and even psychic. They could very well be somebody who deals with what we are dealing with now (CARD GAMES ON MOTORCYCLES~~!!!)... Yes, cartomancy and tarot can play a role here, but also other tools for divination and tapping into one's own intuitive powers - astrology, numerology, palmistry, rune casting, you name it. Many more, too, of course.

In relationship readings, the Snake can also represent somebody who presents as a third party, especially when combined with the personifiers nearby and... Maybe also the Fox (14). Please note, however, that there are cards that would "erase" this meaning even in relationship readings (The Cross (36) is one of them.), so always pay attention to how your own intuition is interpreting the situation.

For readings on one's career and work situation... Let's pretend the Snake is lying together with the Stars (16) and the Anchor (35). This could even represent that you OR the querent or another person represented in the reading (e. g. their love interest) could work as a psychic. It could also tell you to pay attention to what older, wiser people tell you about your career life.

Another interpretation is that the Snake, like a path that isn't super straight, can stand for taking some time to get to one's goal. This could stand for any endeavor really. However, this doesn't mean automatically that the querent wouldn't learn anything on their path, quite the contrary really. When you can look in different corners and explore various different ideas, this can help you get a better understanding of said goal and also of yourself.

As you can see: The Snake is neither inherently "good" nor inherently "bad"; as always, it very much depends on the cards surrounding it, whether they are really positive for the querent or not.

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