The Mice Lenormand card meaning
The Mice gnaw away little by little. They speak of losses, of wear and tear and of worries that eat up your energy. Something is being used up without you noticing. Take a good look at what it is before it grows.
In love
A relationship worn down by little things, or insecurity gnawing at you from the inside. Fix the small stuff together.
Work and money
Stress, expenses that slip away or something that gets lost. Go over your accounts and paperwork.
As a person
Someone who drains your energy or your time. Also a nervous person.
Next to other cards
They use up and wear down whatever sits next to them. The Mice with The Fish are money going out, and with The Key, something lost that's recovered.
Yes or no?
No. The Mice warn that something is wearing away little by little. Before you go further, plug the leaks of money, time or energy.
As your card of the day
Today, check where your money and energy are going. A small clear-out of subscriptions, purchases or worries will do you good.
In the Grand Tableau
Close to your card, the wear and tear affects you, sometimes as stress. Far from it, the loss or the worry belongs to someone else.
More combinations
- The Mice + The Heart: A love that's wearing thin, or heartache that keeps you up at night.
- The Mice + The Tree: Exhaustion: your body is asking for rest before it's too late.
- The Mice + The House: Problems at home, or a repair that keeps getting put off.
Check one small recurring expense today.
All 36 Lenormand cards
- 1 The Rider
- 2 The Clover
- 3 The Ship
- 4 The House
- 5 The Tree
- 6 The Clouds
- 7 The Snake
- 8 The Coffin
- 9 The Bouquet
- 10 The Scythe
- 11 The Whip
- 12 The Birds
- 13 The Child
- 14 The Fox
- 15 The Bear
- 16 The Stars
- 17 The Stork
- 18 The Dog
- 19 The Tower
- 20 The Garden
- 21 The Mountain
- 22 The Crossroads
- 23 The Mice
- 24 The Heart
- 25 The Ring
- 26 The Book
- 27 The Letter
- 28 The Man
- 29 The Woman
- 30 The Lilies
- 31 The Sun
- 32 The Moon
- 33 The Key
- 34 The Fish
- 35 The Anchor
- 36 The Cross