Four of Pentacles

The Four of Pentacles, in a tarot reading, represents holding onto what you have and finding a sense of stability. This card encourages you to appreciate your resources while being mindful not to cling too tightly, allowing for both security and generosity in your life.

The Four of Pentacles Tarot Card Description

The Four of Pentacles signifies a sense of stability and security, often manifested as holding onto material possessions or resources. It suggests a need for financial planning and careful consideration of resources, but also warns against being too rigid or closed off.

Keywords

• Upright: Stability, security, conservation

• Reversed: Financial insecurity, materialism, greed

Celestial Influence

• Planet/Zodiac: Capricorn

• Card Number and Arcana: IV (Minor Arcana)

• Element: Earth

• Crystal: Tiger's Eye, for grounding and fostering an abundance mindset

The Four of Pentacles Upright

In the upright position, the Four of Pentacles advises prudence and preservation of resources. It encourages you to maintain stability and security in your financial affairs while also being mindful not to cling too tightly to material possessions.

The Four of Pentacles Reversed

Reversed, the Four of Pentacles warns against being overly rigid or closed off. It suggests a need to loosen your grip on material possessions and have a more open-minded approach. Instead of focusing solely on preserving what you have, consider how you can open yourself up to new opportunities and experiences.

Mantra: I welcome abundance and let go of fear.

References

Tarot | wikipedia.org

The Way of Tarot | Alejandro Jodorowsky, Archive.org

The Marseille Tarot Revealed A Complete Guide to Symbolism, Meanings & Methods | Yoav Ben-Dov

The Pictorial Key to the Tarot | Arthur Edward Waite

The Big Book of Tarot: How to Interpret the Cards and Work with Tarot Spreads for Personal Growth | Joan Bunning

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