Five of Coins
Poverty. Despair. Loss. Desperation. The Five of Coins is one of the cards in the deck that is unambiguously bad. it’s a card that foretells a loss of resources, a loss of wealth.… Continue reading
Poverty. Despair. Loss. Desperation. The Five of Coins is one of the cards in the deck that is unambiguously bad. it’s a card that foretells a loss of resources, a loss of wealth.… Continue reading
Destitution. Poverty. Loss. The vagaries of fortune; a lost gamble; an unforeseen risk with dreadful consequences. There is no good way to read the five of coins, and no amount of squinting will… Continue reading
The Four of Coins is a card that doesn’t look so bad — at first. The Four is someone holding their money close. It’s not immediately clear why, if it’s simply a desire… Continue reading
Where the two of coins struggled to keep a balance, and where the three is the promise of rewarded diligence, the four of coins is instead a card of clinging, of making sure… Continue reading
The Three of Coins is all about learning your skills. This is a card of work — but not in the intellectualized, information way we usually think about work. It’s not necessarily hard… Continue reading
Three coins sit as a reward for labor; an incentive for further work; a price agreed upon for goods not yet delivered. Where coins are the suit of prosperity and abundance, the threes… Continue reading
The Two of Coins is all about balance and weighing. We talk a lot about balance, but it’s hard. Things are always shifting, priorities always moving. To balance them is a constant state… Continue reading
If we consider coins to be the suit of the physical realm- the body, the earth, health, wealth, and abundance, and twos to be generally the cards that hint at balance, at evaluation, then… Continue reading
This is the beginning of wealth. It may feel like a fortune or a drop in the bucket, but it’s not the end, not by far. This is the wealth that starts it… Continue reading
Stability. Abundance. Prosperity. The initial investment which leads to the overflowing coffers. A shimmering hoard, the goose laying the golden egg. A house, grown addition by addition until it sprawls. Fields ripe in… Continue reading