Tag: Rootweaver

JbR’s Lenormand Journal: Combinations (Clouds + 1)

In today’s post I create combinations with the Clouds card. Combinations: Clouds + 1 Cloud + Rider = A message from your ex Cloud + Clover = ‘Storm in a teacup’ Cloud + Ship = An ‘international incident’ / Rough journey ahead Cloud + House = Domestic troubles Cloud + Tree = Illness Cloud +...

JbR’s Lenormand Journal: Combinations (Tree + 1)

For a more complete list of the Tree card’s keywords please refer to this post on Card Keywords. In this list, adding the remaining 35 cards to the Tree card for a combined meaning, I have primarily focussed on the ‘health’ meaning of the Tree card. This is what happened when I started combining the...

JbR’s Lenormand Journal: Combinations (Clover +1)

We already know that Clover means:  Luck, Small, Quick, Optimistic, Easy going, Carefree, a Risk taker, willing to take a Gamble. What happens when we read it in combination with the other 35 cards in the deck? The focus in this list is on Clover, the other cards amend or influence its meaning (rather than the...

JbR’s Lenormand Journal: Combinations (Rider + 1)

To read Lenormand we need to know how to string keywords together to form a sentence or a combined meaning. We already know that Rider means: Messenger, News, Visitor, Speed; but Lenormand is best read in combinations. Here’s a list of what happens when we start adding cards to the Rider with the intention of making...

Massive Clearance Sale! 4 decks for $49.99

Save $71.96 and get 4 (four) Rootweaver decks for the insanely low price of just $49.99. This is a clearance sale, stocks are limited to 50 packages. Available on a first-come-first-served basis. The clearance sale package consists of: 1 x Vintage Lenormand. Value $28.95 1 x Mini Vintage Lenormand. Value $18.00 1 x LeNewbie Lenormand (signed & numbered...

‘Peace knot’ – free zendoodle pattern (by JbR)

Here is the first of many new and original JbR doodle/tangle patterns, with easy step-by-step instructions to create your own. I call this one 'peace knot' because it reminds me of a piece of string knotted around a stone; a symbol of 'tying up' the violence in our world.