Learn Lenormand Anchor Meaning and Keywords:
- Reaching your goals
- Stability
- Persistence
- Long lasting
- Settling down
- Faithful
Lenormand Anchor Meanings
The Anchor card is about safety and remaining steadfast. It's about being tied securely to a place or a goal. It's a positive card that shows everything will be okay, and you can weather any storm. It brings a sense of stability to all readings.
The Anchor indicates you've reached the harbor, arrived at your destination, and attained your goals.
The Lenormand Anchor Meaning in Love: The Anchor card indicates a committed relationship. It shows settling down, faithfulness and stability. It can point to feelings of being tied down, but generally it's a positive card to see in love and relationship readings.
The Lenormand Anchor Meaning for Career: The Anchor means job stability, permanent positions, successful business ventures, and a long-term/lifelong career.
In terms of a job, it can represent someone working at a harbor, a dock, at a beach, or other positions associated with boating.
The Lenormand Anchor Meaning in Health: The Anchor card represents the hips and pelvic bone. It can indicate a condition is either long-term or stable, depending on surrounding cards.
Using the Anchor for Timing: The Anchor means a long time. It refers to anything from a year to a lifetime.
Card Combinations: Lenormand Anchor Combinations
Some questions to ask yourself based on the Anchor's meaning:
- What can you do to feel more stable?
- How can you protect yourself?
- What can you do to feel more confident?
- How can you ground yourself more?
- Don't give up. Your goal is close.
Can the Anchor ever mean being tied down or stuck? In my GT the querent appeared in the fourth row with Ring + Anchor. The Ring mirrors the Cross. I read it as being stuck or trapped but not sure.
Yes – As I wrote in the article above, the Anchor “can point to feelings of being tied down….” Please read the article for additional information.
Thank you. I apologize. Yes, I did read it. I’m wondering how one would know which meaning to apply? Based on where the querent fell in the GT – the last row – and mirroring the Cross and Heart, I read it as being stuck in an unhappy relationship. Do you think my interpretation is correct?
My answer is maybe because, when interpreting a GT, I like to look at all the cards together to get a full picture of what they are telling me. I think more cards need to be looked at, such as where the Cross, Heart and Anchor fell in the GT. Which card is in the same column as the Man? Where are they in relation to each other? How do they reflect? If you’re doing a love reading, where is the other person (e.g., if he’s heterosexual, where is the Woman card? Is the Snake involved?)? Keep following the breadcrumbs and you’ll be able to tell more about whether your interpretation is correct.