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Description: The Ace of Pentacles is the first tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A largely positive card, you should expect good things to happen when you see it. Pentacles represent material possessions and wealth. Pentacles in tarot are also sometimes called Coins. The pentacle itself is a well-known symbol with many meanings and interpretations in many faiths, notably Wicca. The Ace of Pentacles is well regarded as a favourable card to receive in a reading. The Two of Pentacles is the second tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. Two is a common number in esoteric study and understanding; balance, two halves of one whole, male and female, ups and downs, good and bad. Generally, a positive card, the Two of Pentacles can remind us to respect the balance that our lives require. The Three of Pentacles is the third tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A largely positive card, you should expect good things to happen when you see it, especially when relating to work and career. The Four of Pentacles is the fourth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A somewhat positive card, you should expect some good things to happen when you see it. Watch out though, it has specific meanings that you might want to be careful with. The Five of Pentacles is the fifth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A quick look at the illustration gives a quick overview of the card depicts two men in walking in front of stained glass window, both look seem to be facing adversity and it is not a wholly positive card. When it comes up in a reading, prepare yourself for news you hadn't hoped for. The Six of Pentacles is the sixth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A more positive card than the most recent cards in the Pentacles suit; things are starting to look much more positive and also mature now. Expect to see things how they really are, and to understand how much of a positive change you can make in the world. The Seven of Pentacles is the seventh tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A positive card from the minor arcana, you should expect good things to happen when you see it. The illustration shows a man growing crops (crops of Pentacles) and peacefully watching over them. He has put in the effort to nurture them to grow and is about to reap the reward of his prior hard work. The Eight of Pentacles is the eighth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A positive card, you should expect good things to happen when you see it; especially aspects relating to a creative industry, or a project or part of your life that you have worked extremely hard on and dedicated yourself to. A good card to draw if you are intent on learning a skill or trade which you have a lot of passion for. The Nine of Pentacles is the ninth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. Similar in appearance to The Seven of Pentacles with the plant imagery, but with stark differences. The illustration in the Seven of Pentacles shows a man resting after work and enjoying what he started a while ago, whereas the Nine of Pentacles shows a woman casually enjoying a garden, with no signs of labour, though a Falcon rests on her left hand. The Ten of Pentacles is the tenth tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. It is a positive card in terms of material retention, don't expect to be needy or in want of something you desire. The Page of Pentacles is the eleventh card in the suit of Pentacles, and the first 'face' or 'court' card. A largely positive card, you should expect good things to happen when you see it, especially in any areas concerning long term goals or progression. The Page of Pentacles in tarot readings grounds us in the 'real world', so that we can manifest our dreams as tangible goals to achieve. The Knight of Pentacles is the 12th tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. A positive card, you should expect good things to happen when you see it, especially any news regarding a younger male you might know. As you may expect, the card embodies some knightly qualities; things many of us would do well to aspire to. The Queen of Pentacles is the 13th tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. Usually, the queen will represent somebody in your life, an older woman, who has a very comfortable life. Without even reading the meanings, you might already have an idea of who it may be. Many draw parallels between The Queen of Pentacles and the concept of Mother Earth; a nurturing feminine spirit that takes care of us if we take care of her. The King of Pentacles is the final tarot card in the suit of Pentacles. The King of Pentacles embodies much of the meaning of the entire suit and should be taken seriously when seen. Much like the Queen of Pentacles, The King can represent a strong male influence in your life; likely somebody who is well off in a material sense.

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