Ami Strachan

12. Birds

In Lenormand, the Birds (Card 12) are associated with communication, social interactions, conversation, and sometimes anxiety. This card often represents lively exchanges and social connections, but it can also indicate nervousness or worry in certain contexts.

Core Meanings of the Birds Card

  1. Communication and Conversation: The Birds signify discussions, chatter, and socializing. They represent verbal exchanges and the importance of communication in relationships and situations.
  2. Social Connections: This card often points to social gatherings, networking, and interactions with friends or acquaintances. It emphasizes the importance of relationships and connections with others.
  3. Nervousness and Anxiety: The Birds can also indicate feelings of anxiety or stress, especially in communication or social situations. This aspect suggests a need to manage worries or fears about interactions.
  4. Group Dynamics: The Birds can reflect the dynamics of a group, indicating that interactions are influenced by the group atmosphere or collective communication.
  5. Light-heartedness: They also symbolize lightness and playfulness, suggesting enjoyable conversations or interactions that bring joy.

When Paired with Other Cards

  • With the Heart: Communication in romantic relationships, possibly indicating love messages, flirty exchanges, or discussions about feelings.
  • With the Clouds: Anxiety or confusion related to communication. There may be misunderstandings or worries about what is being said.
  • With the Bouquet: Positive and joyful conversations, possibly related to invitations, compliments, or social gatherings that bring happiness.
  • With the Scythe: Abrupt or sharp communication, possibly involving conflicts or sudden decisions being made.

The Birds card highlights the importance of communication and social interactions in your life. While it often brings a sense of liveliness and joy, it can also remind you to pay attention to any anxiety or stress related to how you interact with others. Overall, the Birds encourage open dialogue, connection, and the enjoyment of social experiences.