The Grand Tableau in Lenormand has many names
It's actually quite simple
The basic principle of a large tableau is incredibly simple. Each Lenormand card is associated with a theme and carries a meaning. The same is true of the houses.
The first card, 1 of the riders =
Movement, message, activity
And house no. 1 =
The House of Movement, Message, Activity
The house is, so to speak, an event level where something is happening. Namely, the theme of the card that fell into the house. It's really simple.
The areas of life assigned to the houses:
So if you lay out a large table, you will be shown 36 events (the cards) for 36 areas (the houses) of your life . You can then surf through this large table like you would on the internet. If you want to find out something about a certain person or a certain area of your life, then look on the large table for the house to which this topic is assigned and the card that corresponds to the topic. For example, do you want to find out something about work? Then look to see which card (which event) has fallen into the house of the anchor (house of work) . At the same time, look to see where the anchor card itself is.
If you only take this step: card in the house of the anchor and card of the anchor in which house..., you will receive a lot of information about the area of work.
If you're not very familiar with the Grand Tableau, I always recommend this step first. Later, you'll add techniques that are a bit more complicated but provide even more information.
As I said, the Grand Tableau is the ultimate discipline. But with a little help, it's still easy to learn. The great thing about it is that you can grow with it.
You can interpret the large tablet very simply, but your statements will be accurate.
And the more confident you feel, the more techniques you add and refine your interpretation.
Learn as many basics as you need to allow your intuition to speak to you.