Ring lenormand card meaning
The Ring card features a metal band placed on a cloth. A gem waits to be attached to the band. It characterises commitment, promises and cycles. The card’s meaning therefore utilises these keywords.
The Ring is card number 25, and may have long term time indications associated with that number, such as 25 weeks or 25 months. The Ring also has time indications that repeat or indicate moving in circles. The astrological associations with the card are that of Venus and Libra, symbolic of fairness and value. The Ring has associations with other cartomancy systems, such as tarot and the standard 52 playing card deck. It denotes the ace of clubs, which is associated with opportunity and potential. Generally this card has a neutral outcome, with neither a positive or negative energy.
The Ring lenormand card combinations shown below are read from left to right. In most cases the focus card of the Ring 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 Ring 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!
Ring lenormand card combinations
| Paired card | Potential combination meaning |
|---|---|
| Ring + Rider | Commitment arriving quickly, messaging about commitment, to message about a partnership |
| Ring + Clover | An opportunistic partnership, a lighthearted commitment, a lucky or optimistic promise |
| Ring + Ship | Commitment departing, a risky partnership, a risky promise |
| Ring + House | Commitment at home, a promise at home, familial commitment, a traditional partnership |
| Ring + Tree | A growing commitment or promise, a healthy partnership, a healthy cycle |
| Ring + Clouds | A secret promise, to misunderstand commitment or a promise, to be confused by a promise |
| Ring + Snake | To desire commitment or partnership, a deceptive promise, a sexual partnership |
| Ring + Coffin | An ending to a commitment or partnership, saddened by a promise |
| Ring + Bouquet | Inviting commitment, gifting a partnership, a friendly commitment |
| Ring + Scythe | Commitment or a partnership ending abruptly, a dangerous commitment, a promise cut off (eg a broken promise) |
| Ring + Whip | Arguing about a promise or commitment, to work hard at a partnership or commitment, conflicting promises |
| Ring + Birds | To worry about commitment, a partnership or promise, gossiping about a promise, to be anxious about commitment |
| Ring + Child | A potential or new partnership or commitment, an inexperienced partnership |
| Ring + Fox | Selfcaring through a partnership or commitment, a selfish promise, to be cautious about a promise |
| Ring + Bear | To work at commitment or a partnership, a powerful or strong commitment, to lead on a promise |
| Ring + Star | Spiritual commitment, to be hopeful about commitment, to progress a partnership |
| Ring + Stork | To change or transform a promise, commitment arriving, a transformative partnership |
| Ring + Dog | A friendly promise or commitment, to support commitment, a loyal partnership |
| Ring + Tower | An authoritative promise or commitment, a corporate partnership or commitment, an isolated commitment |
| Ring + Garden | Teamwide commitment, cultural or societal commitment, a teamwide promise |
| Ring + Mountain | An obstructive or challenging commitment, a problematic commitment or promise |
| Ring + Crossroads | Choosing a partnership or commitment, to hesitate about a promise |
| Ring + Mice | To lose a partnership, a flawed commitment or promise, a damaging or destructive partnership or commitment |
| Ring + Heart | A loving or romantic commitment or partnership, a forgiving promise |
| Ring + Book | To know of a partnership or commitment, an educated commitment, an educational partnership or commitment |
| Ring + Letter | To document a partnership, commitment or promise, to communicate a commitment or promise |
| Ring + Man | Commitment or a promise from a man, partnership involving a man |
| Ring + Woman | Commitment or a promise from a woman, partnership involving a woman |
| Ring + Lily | An ethical or wise promise, a pleasurable commitment or partnership |
| Ring + Sun | A successful commitment or partnership, a happy commitment or partnership |
| Ring + Moon | An emotional commitment or partnership, an emotional promise, fantasising about commitment or a partnership |
| Ring + Key | Resolving a commitment or partnership, a liberating promise |
| Ring + Fish | Commercial or financial commitment or partnership, a valuable commitment or partnership |
| Ring + Anchor | A stabilising commitment or partnership, a reliable promise, to secure commitment or a partnership |
| Ring + Cross | Burdened by a promise, burdensome commitment or partnership, a dutiful commitment or partnership |
| Ring + Soul | Commitment or a promise from a person, partnership involving a person |
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