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Minor arcana card · Pentacles · 4
Four of Pentacles
A figure holds four Pentacles: three on the ground, one on top of the head. It is attachment, material security, the person who holds onto everything with force. It is not wrong to have; it is wrong not to let go.
Four of Pentacles: meaning and interpretation
- Suit
- gold
- Number
- 4
- Keyword
Full interpretation
A figure holds four Pentacles: three on the ground, one on top of the head. It is attachment, material security, the person who holds onto everything with force. It is not wrong to have; it is wrong not to let go.
Normal position (upright)
Gold
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Card advice
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When it appears in life
Excessive attachment to money or objects, financial conservatism, fear of losing, a moment of "I need to hold on tight".
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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.
styleFive of Pentacles
Financial difficulty, exclusion, necessity. Walking in the snow.
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