The Game of Hope - Lenormand Basics
If you are a Lenormand reader I presume you have played the Game of Hope already!? If not, why not!?
The Game of Hope is a hoot to play (especially with kids) and is a lovely "Gesellschaftsspiel" - it is a shame this doesn't translate one for one into the English language, because it is the perfect title for a game that brings people together - a community game if you like - sounds much more fun than a board game right?
Watch my video now to see how to play!
The Game of Hope (Original: "Das Spiel Der Hoffnung") can be seen on the British Museum website HERE.
So this is all nice and dandy, but how does it help in a Lenormand read? Games are fun, but can a reading technique arise from this?
The answer is easy ..... Here in Germany the Game of Hope techniques are still used today as a fast and accurate way to determine the theme of a spread as soon as it has been laid.
Don't believe me?
If you have always struggled to find the meaning in a spread then the Game of Hope Techniques are for YOU! Learn how to apply simple techniques to give you a structured path and an obvious theme to a Grand Tableau!
You will WOW your clients with a punchy theme every single time.
Join me, on the Game of Hope Course starting soon!
Course info:
Zippin' up my boots
goin' back to my roots
yeah"
Now I have you all singing ... did you ever wonder where the cards came from and how their roots in a game could have an effect on how they were read?
Learn how to read your deck using the Game of Hope as the backdrop it should be! You will receive a first hand translation of the early instructions (yes I hold a BA (Hons) in French and German with a specialty in translation) and the techniques that are tried and tested in Germany.
You only need your favourite Lenormand Deck and an eagerness to learn!
28th May - 1 Week Course
Only 15 places available