Introductory package: 2x Lenormand pocket, 2x Lenormand standard, and 2x Lenormand deluxe, and 2x Rider Waite pocket, 2x Rider Waite standard, and 2x deluxe.

Lenormand cards work as a system of cartomancy, similar to Tarot, but with a practical focus. Here's how they work: Card selection: A reader shuffles the deck and selects a certain number of cards (usually 3, 5, 7, or 9) based on the question or situation. keywords and combinations: Each card is linked to specific keywords. Readers combine these keywords to form phrases or sentences that provide insight into the situation. For example: If you draw 'The Heart' and 'The House,' it may indicate love within the family or a harmonious family life. "The ship" and "the letter" could suggest that you are receiving news about travel plans. Context is important: interpretations depend on the context. Think about the question, the surrounding cards, and the reader's intuition. Practice and intuition: Improving Lenormand readings with practice and intuition. Trust your instinct and discover different combinations. The Rider-Waite Tarot, released in December 1909, is one of the most popular esoteric card decks in the world. Over the years, this version of the tarot has become known by various names: Rider-Waite-Smith, Waite-Smith, Waite-Colamn Smith, or simply the Rider Tarot. The artist Pamela Colman Smith designed the images according to the instructions of Arthur Rider Waite. The symbolism present in the cards was derived from the work of the 19th-century occultist Eliphas Levi. The prints are deceptively simple and almost childlike, but they are full of symbolism.