The brief duration of Clover

[Guest]

Guys, hello. Pardon my inquiries, but that's why I am here, to learn from other Lenormand cartomancers.

 

Can the brief duration of The Clover be absorbed by a card next to it?

 

Also, can this card lend a feeling of lightheartedness and humor to a situation?

 

Or, are these too far-fetched interpretations?

Edited April 21, 2021 by Guest
Too wordy

[HOLMES]

I am still new to lenny 

 

My thought if it was next to anchor,/ tree it would decrease the long term meaning a bit, but still medium length.. so in other words they would extend the brief period of the clover. 

 

I dont see why not. For humour. 

As it is little fortune . I liken it to winning bingo say 200 to 1000 dollars extra pass the money you put in it.

So you go to the store  as it is a win win.

Or if you more inclined out to the bar for a few with friends.

 

[Guest]

Hi @fabfranco

 

If the Cloverleaf is the descriptive card (B card), yes.
 

So you could have Road + Cloverleaf as a brief commute or short window to make a decision. Anchor + Cloverleaf a brief dock in a port.
 

The briefness comes from the Cloverleaf being more of a (lucky) chance or opportunity to achieve something.  These are seldom available for long. 

 

It does have a light hearted and pleasant quality. 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, HOLMES said:

I dont see why not. For humour. 

Glad to know that I'm not lonely in this interpretation!

 

1 hour ago, timtoldrum said:

Hi @fabfranco

 

If the Cloverleaf is the descriptive card (B card), yes.
 

So you could have Road + Cloverleaf as a brief commute or short window to make a decision. Anchor + Cloverleaf a brief dock in a port.
 

The briefness comes from the Cloverleaf being more of a (lucky) chance or opportunity to achieve something.  These are seldom available for long. 

 

It does have a light hearted and pleasant quality. 

Yay! That's reassuring! I'm not interpreting out of nothing! 

[aries_dreaming]

Could it be seen as temporary as well? I'm new to Lenormand too, and I've thrown some spreads and gotten it, and felt that it meant that a few times. (As in, a temporary situation, a temporary setback/injury, etc). 

[katrinka]

Timing for the Clover is generally 2-3 days, but as mentioned:

 

On 4/21/2021 at 2:31 PM, timtoldrum said:

The briefness comes from the Cloverleaf being more of a (lucky) chance or opportunity to achieve something.  These are seldom available for long. 

 

It does have a light hearted and pleasant quality. 

It does indeed have a carpe diem quality. With an illness, it might be saying to rest and start medications immediately for best results. The Clover itself isn't illness or setbacks.

Edited April 26, 2021 by katrinka

[DownUnderNZer]

1 hour ago, aries_dreaming said:

Could it be seen as temporary as well? I'm new to Lenormand too, and I've thrown some spreads and gotten it, and felt that it meant that a few times. (As in, a temporary situation, a temporary setback/injury, etc). 

 

 

@aries_dreaming

 

Short lived for sure - it is a fleeting window and/or moment that needs to be acted on quickly.

 

DND 🌞

 

[Guest]

2 hours ago, aries_dreaming said:

Could it be seen as temporary as well? I'm new to Lenormand too, and I've thrown some spreads and gotten it, and felt that it meant that a few times. (As in, a temporary situation, a temporary setback/injury, etc). 

Yes. In the last week of February, I was consulted by a woman who was starting a new job in the first week of March. She was extremely nervous and wanted to know how it would go. The cards were 
 

Card no. 18 The Hound, Card no. 2 the Cloverleaf and Card no. 34 the Fishes. 
 

The Hound + Cloverleaf indicate a brief association with colleagues, and the Cloverleaf + Fishes an brief window of opportunity for extra money. 
 

I told her that it would go well but she would not be with them long. That was correct. She moved to another team within a month of starting, due to a restructuring that allowed her extra hours. 

[Guest]

One other combination that is helpful for understanding the Cloverleaf card’s energy:

 

The Cavalier + The Cloverleaf is a taxi, Uber or hire vehicles.

 

It is a car (Cavalier) temporarily at your disposal (Cloverleaf). 

 

 

[aries_dreaming]

18 hours ago, katrinka said:

Timing for the Clover is generally 2-3 days, but as mentioned:
It does indeed have a carpe diem quality. With an illness, it might be saying to rest and start medications immediately for best results. The Clover itself isn't illness or setbacks.

Thanks. I wasn't actually saying it was suggesting illness or setbacks though, just the duration of them - temporary. 🙂 That has been my impression of the card in the few spreads it's appeared in thus far for me. I've also read that it can mean something that's fleeting. And you're saying carpe diem, which sort of says the same thing. So that makes sense. 

[aries_dreaming]

18 hours ago, DownUnderNZer said:

 

@aries_dreaming

 

Short lived for sure - it is a fleeting window and/or moment that needs to be acted on quickly.

 

DND 🌞

 

Yep, that's exactly what I was thinking. 🙂 Good to know. Thanks! 

[aries_dreaming]

16 hours ago, timtoldrum said:

Yes. In the last week of February, I was consulted by a woman who was starting a new job in the first week of March. She was extremely nervous and wanted to know how it would go. The cards were 
 

Card no. 18 The Hound, Card no. 2 the Cloverleaf and Card no. 34 the Fishes. 
 

The Hound + Cloverleaf indicate a brief association with colleagues, and the Cloverleaf + Fishes an brief window of opportunity for extra money. 
 

I told her that it would go well but she would not be with them long. That was correct. She moved to another team within a month of starting, due to a restructuring that allowed her extra hours. 

Makes sense - she was temporarily with her co-workers. Or briefly, as you interpreted it. Thanks for sharing. 🙂 

[aries_dreaming]

3 hours ago, timtoldrum said:

One other combination that is helpful for understanding the Cloverleaf card’s energy:

 

The Cavalier + The Cloverleaf is a taxi, Uber or hire vehicles.

 

It is a car (Cavalier) temporarily at your disposal (Cloverleaf). 

 

 

Oh yes! That's more literal! It makes me laugh because over here we have a cab company called Shamrock Cab which I used all the time to get to work when I was married to my ex-husband. They were good people. 🙂