Lessons in Lenormand: The Tree (5)

'Ello everybody! :)

Today, we will have a closer look at the Tree, the 5th card within the small game of the Lenormand deck. Judging the imagery, what do you think it could mean? If healthy, it grows, it has good roots, of course, and, even if it takes long, it DOES grow.

Card number 5: The Tree

If you understand where I am coming from, you are already on a good path towards grasping what it means... Health (both physical and mental), growth, but also, when it comes to time... It can take a while.

Especially when asking about a time frame, and you get the Tree as the only card, it can mean, you will have to have patience and even stamina to get to the ultimate goal. If the Tree is placed next to the dark side of the Clouds (6), this means that worries are influencing your health, especially with a card like the Birds (12) closeby. Please take it easy, if you feel this to be the case. When close to the Clover (2), it can mean you (or the querent, of course) are overall healthy, because the Clover symbolises overall, everyday luck/joy. Combined with the Sun (31), I would say this can stand for getting well again.

Even with other topics, it can stand for a healthy and loving relationship (+ Heart (24) + Ring (25)), or growth in terms of finances (+ Fish (34)) or being promoted at a job after a long time (+ Anchor (35)). It of course always depends on the question.

ATTENTION, though: When asking the cards about the querent's health, it is NOT a substitute for professional help (by a doctor, therapist, etc.).

Have a nice rest of the week!

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