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Minor Arcana · Pentacles · 13
Queen of Pentacles
The Queen of Pentacles is the prosperous material nurturer, she cares, she makes everything around her flourish. She is seated on a throne of flowers and animals, surrounded by abundance that she herself created and nurtures.
Queen of Pentacles: meaning and interpretation
- Suit
- gold
- Number
- 13
- Keyword
Full interpretation
The Queen of Pentacles is the prosperous material nurturer, she cares, she makes everything around her flourish. She is seated on a throne of flowers and animals, surrounded by abundance that she herself created and nurtures.
Normal position (upright)
Gold
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Card advice
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When it appears in life
Caring for the home, managing finances with wisdom, nurturing material, a moment of "taking care of everything with prosperity".
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Other Pentacles cards
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Ace of Pentacles
New material opportunity, prosperity, seed of wealth. Door opening.
styleTwo of Pentacles
Balance, adaptability, dealing with multiple tasks. Juggling.
styleThree of Pentacles
Teamwork, learning, collaboration. Building together.
styleFour of Pentacles
Attachment, conservatism, material security. Holding on tight.
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