CARD FORTUNE TELLING
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We
money.
of Clubs
must
also note the presence of the
Queen
and the Seven of Hearts, which strongly suggest
woman, and m all probabihty the
Hearts, in House Eleven, represents a rival in the
favours through a
Jack
of
affections of the
woman
in question.
This brief sketch will give an idea of " how it is done,"
but the Diviner must cultivate the power by shuffling
cards, time after time, until he or she
can recognise the combinations with some ease.
We must not, however, overlook the other indicating
and arranging the
—
Two
of
Diamonds represents the
confidant of the enquirer, and
in the present case, this
cards
for instance the
—
on House Eighteen which signifies Happiness.
In the diagram it appears to be a long way from the Two
of Hearts, but in reality it is only two places away from
the vital group of nine cards, with the Queen of Hearts
card
falls
between—this is a good card, and signifies a generous or
woman, thus intensifying and confirming the
affectionate
previous reading.
of Clubs is too far away to affect your Divinathough it falls in the Marriage House, and is next
the Eight of Diamonds- a journey, probably to the home
of the woman who is so vitally concerned in this matter.
Madame Lenormand's method of Card Divination is
The Two
tion,
—
an excellent one and is much favoured. It has the great
merit of simplicitj^ and the use of the four Twos as indicators avoids disturbance of the Court card values.
It is necessary to point out that the full nine cards can
only be obtained when the Two of Hearts falls in one of
the centre rows. Ob\dously if it falls in the top row, you
can only use six cards. In this case I myself assume that
the bottom row has been transplanted above the series,
I secure the fuU nine cards. For instance, if
Hearts had fallen in House Four, instead of
of
and
in this
the
Two
way