The Twin Cards in Lenormand and Tarot
Tarot’s The Tower and Lenormand’s Tower may share the same name, but the former is shocking while the latter is tame.
Clover and the Six of Wands
Both speak of luck and wins that are soon gone.
Ship and the Three of Wands
Both are about commerce, yearning and distance.
House and the Ten of Cups
Both refer to the ones who stay through your downs and ups.
Both speak of spiritual and physical balance.
Both spell confusion and darkness that can form a typhoon.
Snake and the Seven of Swords
Both warn of deceitful acts and manipulative words.
Both speak of an ending that leaves you without breath.
Bouquet and the Six of Pentacles
Both announce surprise gifts and other pleasant spectacles.
Scythe and the Knight of Swords
Both warn of swift defeat or biting words.
Whip and the Knight of Wands
Both speak of a sexually adventurous man.
Birds and the Nine of Swords
Both represent anxieties that may attack in hordes.
Both announce beginnings that lead to treasures and jewels.
Fox and the High Priestess
Both are someone who is clever and knows a lot of secrets.
Both symbolize fortitude in endless lengths.
Both speak of your hopes — both mundane and bizarre.
Stork and the Six of Swords
Both take you to a better place with green grass and singing birds.
Both refer to a friend or a lover with whom you will never break up.
Both speak of isolation and the reluctance to commit.
Garden and the Three of Cups
Both are your social circle — those who are only there when life is on the up.
Mountain and the Ten of Swords
Both warn of great obstacles and hurts.
Both speak of a choice ahead that could leave you in shock or in wonder.
Both warn of decays at the material or soul level.
Heart and the Ace of Cups
Both declare a love that flows without flux.
Ring and the Five of Pentacles
Both speak of a commitment that lasts through sickness and health.
Book and the Two of Swords
Both refer to knowledge that is hidden and obscure.
Letter and the Eight of Wands
Both speak of messages, travel and response.
Both represent the female, the partner of men and kings.
Both represent the male, the partner of women and queens.
Both speak of experience and wisdom that can build an empire.
Both are omens of success, happiness and fun.
Moon and the Three of Pentacles
Both speak of your reputation at work, which could be great or in trouble.
Both announce answers, solutions and liberation.
Fish and the Ten of Pentacles
Both foretell material abundance.
Anchor and The Hierophant
Of the greatest stability, both are a testament.
Cross and the Ten of Wands
Both warn of burdens and troubles that haunt.
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