Cross lenormand card meaning
The Cross card features a large wooden cross propped up against a headstone. It characterises duty, suffering and burden. The card’s meaning therefore utilises these keywords.
The Cross is card number 36, and may have short term time indications associated with that number, such as 36 hours or 36 days. The astrological associations with the card are that of Lilith, the black moon. Symbolic of burden and suffering. The Cross has associations with other cartomancy systems, such as tarot and the standard 52 playing card deck. It denotes the six of clubs which is associated with duty and success through effort. In the round, this card generally has a negative outcome or negative energy.
The Cross lenormand card combinations shown below are read from left to right. In most cases the focus card of the Cross is read as a noun, and the paired card is read as an adjective (or sometimes a verb) which is what gives meaning to the Cross card. Read together they provide a little sentence that is used in a reading. In this post we give an example of how to read the combinations. The more cards we add, the more nouns, verbs and adjectives we build into our sentences, which will create more sophisticated lenormand card combinations. However, let’s not over complicate things. We’ll start with pairing two cards for now!
Cross lenormand card combinations
| Paired card | Potential combination meaning |
|---|---|
| Cross + Rider | Duties arriving quickly, messaging about burdens, to message about principles |
| Cross + Clover | Opportunistic principles, optimistic duty, lighthearted duties |
| Cross + Ship | Duty departing, to risk principles, risky duties |
| Cross + House | Duties at home, familial burdens or duty, traditional principles |
| Cross + Tree | Growing burdens, healthy principles, growing duties |
| Cross + Clouds | To misunderstand duties, confusing principles, a secret burden |
| Cross + Snake | To desire duty, a deceptive burden, sexual principles |
| Cross + Coffin | An ending to burdens, saddened by duty, to end principles |
| Cross + Bouquet | Inviting duties, gifting principles, friendly duty |
| Cross + Scythe | Burdens ending abruptly, dangerous principles, duty cut off |
| Cross + Whip | To argue about duties or principles, to work hard at principles, conflicting duties |
| Cross + Birds | To worry about burdens, anxious duties, worrying about principles |
| Cross + Child | A potential or a new duty, inexperienced duties, childish principles |
| Cross + Fox | Selfcaring through burdens, selfish principles, suspicious or cautious duties |
| Cross + Bear | Work duties, powerful principles, to lead on a burden or duty |
| Cross + Star | Spiritual principles, hopeful duties, to progress a burden |
| Cross + Stork | To change or transform burdens, duties arriving, transformative duties |
| Cross + Dog | Supportive principles, to be loyal to principles, friendly duties |
| Cross + Tower | Authoritative burdens, corporate duties, official burdens, official principles |
| Cross + Garden | Teamwide burdens, public duties, cultural or societal principles |
| Cross + Mountain | Obstructive or challenging burdens, blocked principles, problematic duties |
| Cross + Crossroads | Choosing principles or duty, decisive principles, to choose duty |
| Cross + Mice | To lose principles or duties, defective principles, a damaging or destructive burden |
| Cross + Heart | Loving or romantic duties or principles, forgiving duties |
| Cross + Ring | Committed to duty, to commit to principles, circular burdens |
| Cross + Book | To know burden, educational duties, informed principles |
| Cross + Letter | To document burdens, to communicate about duties, archived principles |
| Cross + Man | Duty or a burden for a man, principles involving a man |
| Cross + Woman | Duty or a burden for a woman, principles involving a woman |
| Cross + Lily | Ethical burdens or principles, wise principles, pleasurable duties |
| Cross + Sun | Successful duties, a happy duty, joyful principles |
| Cross + Moon | Emotional burdens or duties, fantasising about principles |
| Cross + Key | Resolving burdens or duties, unlock principles |
| Cross + Fish | Financial or commercial burdens or duties, valuable duties, to value principles |
| Cross + Anchor | Restrained by burdens, restrictive duties, to secure principles |
| Cross + Soul | Duty or a burden for a person, principles involving another person |