Lenormand or Tarot: choosing a starting point
Yi’s 36 Lenormand cards begin with everyday images and connections between circumstances. Its 22 upright Tarot Major Arcana invite another perspective through figures, gestures and scenes. This describes Yi’s practice, without treating the two traditions as an interchangeable deck.
These guides describe Yi’s existing practice. The CardMira table currently offers one or three cards; larger spreads are covered here as learning material.
Two catalogs, two starting points
Yi’s 36 Lenormand cards begin with everyday images and connections between circumstances. Its 22 upright Tarot Major Arcana invite another perspective through figures, gestures and scenes. This describes Yi’s practice, without treating the two traditions as an interchangeable deck.
Spread size and attention
Lenormand offers one, three, five, nine or 36 cards; Tarot offers one or three. If you simply want to find a question, start with one card in either catalog. A large spread needs more observation time. Adding cards does not guarantee a more complete conclusion.
Both return to your judgment
Instead of asking which deck is more accurate, ask which images help you describe your present circumstances. Turn a useful observation into a question, check facts, study the classics in Yi and record a decision. On review, compare your earlier judgment with what you actually did.