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The Knight of Pentacles, in a tarot reading, signifies a practical and disciplined mindset.
The Knight of Pentacles Tarot Card Description
The Knight of Pentacles embodies dependability and steadiness. This card reflects the grounded part of ourselves that takes a thoughtful, measured approach to responsibilities. Unlike other knights, the Knight of Pentacles stands still, focusing intently on the pentacle they hold, symbolizing deliberate and dedicated effort.
Keywords
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Upright: Responsible, reliable, resilient
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Reversed: Stubborn, unrealistic, impatient
Celestial Influence
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Planet/Zodiac: Virgo
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Card Number and Arcana: XII (Minor Arcana)
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Element: Earth
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Crystal: Smoky quartz
The Knight of Pentacles Upright
In the upright position, the Knight of Pentacles represents someone who skillfully manages their resources—be it money, time, or energy. This person embodies practicality and efficiency, knowing when to invest and when to hold back. In relationships, this card suggests a partner who values quality time and reliability. At work, it indicates a diligent and methodical approach. In friendships, it points to someone dependable and always ready to help.
The Knight of Pentacles Reversed
Reversed, the Knight of Pentacles may signal a focus on material gain, either out of necessity or because the feeling of "enough" is elusive. It can also reflect stubbornness or inflexibility, leading to missed opportunities and unfulfilled promises. This card gently encourages a reassessment of priorities fostering mindfulness and patience in your journey.
Mantra: I move forward with patience and persistence.
References
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
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By: Sydney Garden
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