| The Four of Pentacles is one of the cards of the Minor Arcana. Depicted
on this card is a person of wealth with a pentacle on his crown, one clasped firmly in his hands, and two more
placed securely under his feet. This card I often call the miser card. This is a card indicative of
a person whom is cautious of his possessions. He/she has worked hard to achieve the goals set and is
unwilling to let them go easily. This card can be taken two ways. It can be taken as a card of selfishness,
and insecurity, or a card of wisdom and frugality when it comes to spending habits. It also may indicate
gifts, inheritance or legacies. |
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| Keywords for Interpretation |
| Upright |
| Clinging to material possessions,
love of earthly power, miserly or ingenuous person, frugality, inheritance,
legacies. |
| Inverted |
| Setbacks in material goals, theft,
loss of material possessions, obstacles, delays, opposition. |
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| There is a myriad of symbolisms on this and many of the other cards in
both the major and minor arcana. In order to present a comprehensive and easy to use as a reference source
set of pages for this and other cards, I will refrain from going into great detail regarding the individual
symbols on the cards. On a future date I will go over the more explicit aspects of them. If you have a
question regarding a particular symbol you can email me at Tamerin.
I would also like to hear from you on some of your interpretations of this particular card or any other
that you would like to discuss. Please use above email link. |
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