Garden Lenormand: The Card in Five Words
The Garden card represents a place for all to gather, like that of a community-based piece of land where all are welcome. It is at the heart of everyone and stands for an area of beauty where people can choose to be together, rather than alone.
The Garden card can show up in a reading when it wants a person to think about their own spaces, whether that be in person or online. It asks you to consider what your own space means to you, and how you choose to share it with others. It can, therefore, include spaces such as radio, the internet, what you might be watching or exposing yourself to on television and generally culture.
You might be in the middle of considering releasing something into the public when the Garden card reveals itself. This can be anything from an important announcement or statement, a book, or a piece of art that you have been working on. Whatever it may be, it is from your heart, and is going to be gifted to the community around you, with even the possibility of a marriage or engagement announcement.
Man Lenormand: The Card in Five Words
Whilst Man as a card is a symbol of the male gender, it is also strongly associated with masculine qualities and traits. These are inclusive of the more physical side of life, rather than emotional, and also hold within it a more aggressive type of stance, rather than the softer, more gentle approach. There is a great deal of logic attached to it, often looking at how to fix something rather than the focus being on when something is broken.
There may be a meaning in the Man card of a male member of the family, who may need a little attention. It could be that they are going through a rough period in their life, or that they are not responding well to the stress they may be carrying. Man as a card will crop up when your attention may need to be diverted to someone, or a type of behavior you or someone close to you is exhibiting that is not helpful to their personal progress.
Together, Garden and Man might be pointing toward the indication that you are not giving your all to your community. Perhaps in public, you are struggling to maintain a dignified silence during the moments you ought to, speaking up when nobody asked you to and causing a bit of a stir. It might leave people thinking rather incorrectly that you are, by nature, aggressive.
One positive aspect that may arise from both Garden and Man coming together in a pairing could be that you hold handy tidbits of information that will help you fix a project or take over from someone who is unable to fix something properly. You may even raise a few eyebrows if you are able to do something that a male figure in your family cannot but try not to let it go to your head, because that is where you can get caught up in your own ego instead of providing effectively for your community.
Garden is represented in numerology as card number 20. and Man is represented by the number 28. When we combine them we get the number 12. Since 15 isn’t a single digit number, we add the 1 + 2 to get the number 3.
Numerology number 3 stands for the problem-solver, which leans heavily towards you having the tools (sometimes literally) to fix something that is broken. It could be that people are relying on you to be the person to take over, ensuring there is a positive outcome to a situation that involves a lot of people taking part in or watching you.
Number 3 is all about rapidly coming up with solutions, and being heard when you voice or act upon them. It is a thoughtful number, addressing difficulties that you might see people facing.
Today sees your energy levels high and your thought process strong. You are going to be asked for help, and luckily for you - and them - on this occasion, you will have all the answers. You have a unique approach to your community and how you help them, just make sure you maintain a healthy attitude rather than getting carried away with yourself.
I can make a difference when I apply logic and knowledge to any situation.
