I literally just got off the phone with my daughter, who lives, works, and attends university in another country. She may have an opportunity to volunteer at a world-renowned speech language institute, but she's worried about the time it will take away from her job, which is cashier work at a grocery store.
I reminded her that her Dad and I swore up and down we'd support our kids throughout university so that they didn't have to stress about unpaid internships like this, or try to hold down jobs that take away from school, etc. But the fact remains that things are getting a little tight around here. My youngest will start school this fall, meaning our three kids are in University. Plus I'm in Grad school, so that's four of us all in college, all supported by a few pennies I earn from book sales and tarot readings, but mainly my husband's income. It. is. tight. It's not quite the reversed four of pentacles, as we're not spending willy-nilly with disregard to our future, but damned if it doesn't feel like it every time those tuition bills come in. I used to be a grant writer, so I might try to find work like that again to keep us afloat. My daughter begged me not to, as she doesn't want me to give up my grad school dreams. She's the best. But if she can hold down a grocery store job, and volunteer weekly, and attend full time school, I'm sure I could go back to work, too. I'm going to eat some waffles and check the passport safe to see if there is any money left in there.
Upright, the Four of Pentacles is the money lover, one who clutches at material goods and does not let go. Although this card represents a pleasant chapter of your life where your needs are met, it is also a warning not to be selfish about what you have acquired.
Reversed, it is the exacerbation of the upright meanings. One might be so comfortable that they are reckless with their resources, or they may be extra greedy, hoarding money they don’t need to hoard. Questions answered by the reversed Four of Pentacles: Who? The big spender What? An extravagant purchase Where? At a shopping center When? The middle of January; When you make a donation Why? “Hoard food and it rots. Hoard money and you rot. Hoard power and the nation rots.” ~Chuck Palahniuk Yes or No? No The reversed Four of Pentacles as: …an action?
…a place in your house?
…a place in your city?
…a place in the world?
…something to eat?
…something to clean?
…where to find the missing item?
…a color? purple; gold; green …a movie theme? Hoarding; spending too much
…a new career?
Four of Pentacles reversed Before any card: The financial control of (card) After any card: giving away resources; hoarding For more on the reversed four of pentacles, check out Applied Tarot Reversed!
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The Four of Pentacles is the money lover, one who clutches at material goods and does not let go. The person represented by the four may be opposed to sharing, or perhaps they come from an impoverished background and do not want to lose their sense of security again.
Although this card represents a pleasant chapter of your life where your needs are met, it is also a warning not to be selfish about what you have acquired. Questions answered by Four of Pentacles: Who? A tightwad What? A stash of cash Where? In a purse, pocket, or wallet When? The middle of January; When you have earned enough money Why? You have a firm foundation, so do not fear change Yes or No? Yes Four of Pentacles Before any card: Conservation of (card) After any card: Greed, security, hoarding The Four of Pentacles as: ...an action?
...a place in your house?
...a place in your city?
...a place in the world?
...something to eat?
...something to clean?
...where to find the missing item?
...a color? grey, yellow ...a movie theme? protecting resources
...a new career?
Four of Pentacles combinations With The World: Fulfillment and security has been reached, now share with the world what you have received. With King of Wands: A conservative leader has trouble sharing the wealth, such as a boss who will not issue pay raises. With Page of Cups: A sensitive and dreamy young person gets a lesson in conserving his or her resources. With Eight of Swords: Someone is unable to see a path to wealth, but they may be imposing their own restrictions upon themselves. With Ace of Pentacles: A new job with more benefits and pay is available |
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