Diary of the Fortune Teller Madame Lenormand (guide + 36 cards)

What is the purpose of a diary, you may ask? First of all, it is your experience that you gain during the prediction process. It is not always possible to remember the spread you did for yourself or a client,... and after some time, you may need to refer back to it. Furthermore, it is especially important to record the combinations of cards, as the brief descriptions of combinations provided in the diary will not allow you to interpret the spread completely accurately. Everyone has their own vision and uses their intuitive qualities, and during the process of working with the deck, they only improve. Any entry is important for you, and sometimes even the most seemingly insignificant detail can have a huge significance in a person's fate. In addition to this, keeping a diary disciplines the fortune teller. With it at hand, you will not allow your thoughts, impressions, and information to wander, but will simply record them. Perhaps this will help you avoid emotional outbursts that often occur during divination, and even more so when the client starts to emotionally spill out their problem, thereby clogging your channel for receiving true information.
 
In any case, a diary is necessary to expand your capabilities in the process of analyzing the work you have done. In the diary, I tried to take into account everything that the fortune teller needs. Wishing you good fortune!
 
In terms of structure, the diary can be used not only in the Madame Lenormand system but also in Tarot.