From the outset, we discover what’s so unique about the Lenormand deck and I share with you why it is by far my all time favorite method for divination.

We’ll also go over the MLCC course as a whole, how it’s organized, and how you can make the most of its modules.

In this second module, we cover some fundamentals, learn about the traditional Blue and Red Owl decks, and how their features carry over into modern-day decks.

We cover the attributes of Lenormand’s cards, their names, numbers, pips, and symbols, and we identify which features drive most of a card’s meaning.

You also get 3 BONUSES: (1) The Red Owl quotes, (2) a mat of the cards in numerical order, and (3) a reference mat for the card pips and symbols.

In this module, we begin getting to the know the cards one by one. We use keywords to identify the positive, negative, and neutral meaning of each card.

We also start doing practices with simple one- and two-card readings to anchor the card meanings and to start developing our card combination intuition.  

You also get 2 BONUSES: (1) The complete card keywords list, and (2) a fillable card keyword template for your own card key meanings.

In this module, we zoom in on the special Lenormand pips and how they’re different from other card suits.

We cover the meaning of the pip numbers, courts, and suits, how the courts can represent real people, and how to use the pips in a reading.

You get 3 BONUSES: (1) A pip suit interaction mat, (2) a pip multiples mat, and (3) a pip activity worksheet to hone your own interpretation of the pips.

Aside from their pip suits, Lenormand’s cards aren’t obviously grouped. That’s why we look into ways to group them. This helps us make better sense of them in a reading, but it also helps us combine them without having to memorize combination meanings.

We furthermore cover card effects as well as Lenormand Reader’s 12 themes, and discover how they help us make sense of the cards. This also gives you a strong basis for card combining, as you’ll discover in Module 7. 

You also get 1 BONUS: Mapping themes to effects.

In this module, we dive deep into the cards. We interpret them in detail for a variety of specific contexts. This helps us make sense of them for any question or query.

We cover 7 different contexts: Advice, personality, relationships, career, wealth, health, and time. These are the most common themes that come up in readings.

You also get 7 big BONUSES: 7 card keyword lists for each of the 7 different contexts!

In this final module of the MLCC, we dive into card combinations, using all the tools and techniques we learned in the course so far, plus additional ones we cover here.

We’ll discover how card effects, themes, correspondences, and pips help us combine the cards. I also share with you my interpretations of tricky combinations.

We’ll do 5- and 7-card readings to practice weaving the card combinations into a story – the basis for reading any Lenormand layout.

You also get 2 BONUSES: (1) A fillable template for all 2-card combinations, and (2) more tricky or special combinations explained.

We review why the Lenormand deck is so unique and what led me to focus on it as my preferred method for divination.

We’ll also go over the LLIT course, how it’s organized, and how you can make the most of its modules.

In this module, we discover the key to flowing with Lenormand readings.

We’ll review pairs and triplets, and learn about card sentences and structures which are the foundation for interpreting Lenormand layouts. We’ll uncover the mystery behind Lenormand’s unique Tableau-style reading.

We’ll also do our first live reading practice of the course using the Above And Below spread.

You get 1 BONUS: The Above And Below Layout Guide.

We cover 5 easy steps to structure a Lenormand reading so you can make the most of it. We discuss each step in turn, and we’ll also cover some preparatory items like your reading toolkit and space.

We’ll do 2 live practices here: One to demonstrate the different ways we can shuffle and select Lenormand’s cards, and one to demonstrate the very special Abacus spread.

You also get 1 BONUS: The Abacus Layout Guide.

In this module, we begin our in-depth study of the Lenormand layouts.

We cover 3-, 5-, and 7-card simple lines, and we discover how we can interpret them as simple story lines, as yes/no answers, and as past-present-future layouts. You’ll also discover the idea of augmenting, and how it adds amazing dimensions to these simple lines.

I also tell you about my own way of doing a past-present-future reading, or what I call Lenormand Reader’s PPF.

We’ll do 2 reading practices: One for the simple lines, and one for Lenormand Reader’s PPF.

You also get 3 awesome BONUSES in this module: (1) A complete guide to the pips, (2) the Simple Lines Layout Guide, and (3) the Layout Guide for Lenormand Reader’s PPF and 30 more ways to interpret it!

In this unique set of layouts, we discover signifiers and how they’re used in three- and five-question layouts. We’ll also learn the very unique Seven Questions layout.

We revisit the augmented lines from the previous module, but this time using signifiers.

We do 3 reading practices: One for the augmented lines with signifiers, one for the three- and five-question layouts, and one for the Seven Questions.

You get 2 BONUSES: (1) Layout Guide for the Augmented Lines With Signifiers, and (2) Layout Guide for the Multi-Question Layouts.

In this module, we discover the magical nine-card portrait and how geometric connections and patterns between the cards help us uncover many sentences and structures. 

The portrait is in fact a Lenormand master spread because its techniques are the fundamentals of Tableau-style reading and are applied in the Grand Tableau.

We also learn about Titania’s extended cross and how it builds beautifully on the portrait.

We do a live reading covering the portrait and a couple of extended crosses in detail.

You also get 1 Bonus: The Layout Guide for the portrait and cross.

Building on the portrait’s techniques, we’re able to dive deep into the Grand Tableau and its versions. This amazing spread uses all 36 Lenormand cards and is the pinnacle of the Lenormand practice.

We'll discover all the juicy secrets that it hides in its many sentences and structures, as well as additional techniques that have traditionally been used with the Grand Tableau. 

We’ll get into the details of each of is version and also do live reading practices for each one.

You’ll also get 2 BONUSES: (1) The Layout Guide for the Grand Tableaus, and (2) the Layout Guide for the mini Tableaus.

In this final module of the LLIT, we cover a few additional interesting layouts to enhance your portfolio of Lenormand spreads.

We’ll also look at ways you can create your own spreads or adapt them to Lenormand from other methods, like the Tarot.

You’ll also get 2 BONUSES: (1) The Layout Guide for the Astroclock, and (2) the Layout Guide for the Hourglass.

In this first module of the LRCP, we become aware of how our beliefs can impact our readings.

We’ll examine how we can take advantage of the Lenormand deck to do readings for self-reflection and for practical issues.

We wrap up by considering some key mistakes that Lenormand Readers might do and going over some tips to grow our self-confidence.

In this important module, we discuss the practical and ethical issues that could come up when reading Lenormand for others.

This invites you to consider what you will and won’t do as a Lenormand Reader, and so to create your code of Ethics.

Your code of ethics is a Certification submission requirement, and discussed again in the tab Submission #1.

In this last module of the Certification Program, we consider some practical steps you can take to get going in your Lenormand practice.

We’ll look at free and paid readings, and how you can start getting clients.

This is an output of Module 2, and is an exercise in the Workbook.

Submitting your code of ethics is a Certification requirement.

This requirement involves drawing and interpreting (1) a portrait and one cross, and (2) a Grand Tableau.

The purpose of this requirement is to demonstrate your skills with the larger and more complex Lenormand layouts.

Submission guidelines are detailed inside the course.

This requirement asks you to do 5 client readings – free or paid – and to submit evidence that you have completed them.

You can do them through your own private practice and/or take advantage of the Lenormand Master Program private community on Facebook to find people to practice with. 

This requirement does not involve submitting a detailed interpretation of the readings – only evidence that you have done them. 

Submission guidelines are detailed inside the course.