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Originally Posted by FLizarraga
Thanks for the link and the recommendation, Tag. The part about teaching beginners to think for themselves is what sold me.
I am slowly getting to a point where I can squeeze some meaning off a reading, but all the books I have contradict or even cancel each other out, and the online info can get just as confusing. (Not to mention the constant squabbling.)
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We learned to speak gradually because we were taught from infancy. Most of us don't have the luxury of learning Lenormand that way, so we need to work at it.
Like any other course you would take, the information won't miraculously jump into your head. You must do the work yourself. And after you do the work, you know the material. It's yours. It's no longer a mysterious subject that you long to know, because you have made it yours by the work you have done to install it in your being.
Just like when you read books you don't have to look in a dictionary for meanings to the words on the page because you already learned all the words you need to understand what is written.
Once you have this knowledge firmly entrenched in your brain, then and only then, can you read Lenormand intuitively; because now your 'intuition' is based upon knowledge of the subject. And you can wring out every little piece of information the cards can offer.