Four of Pentacles
He holds the coin too tight.
The Four of Pentacles is the holder. A figure clutches a coin to his chest, two under his feet, one on his head: secure, defended, slightly tense. The Four is the card of security tipping toward grip.
Upright
- Security
- Control
- Saving
- Holding on
Drawing this card often signals a need to assess what you're holding too tightly. The Four asks whether the safety is real or whether it's costing you connection.
Reversed
- Greed
- Clinging
- Materialism
Reversed, the Four of Pentacles is loosening the grip: sharing, giving, opening up the closed fist. It can also mean financial release after a long stretch of caution.
It can also indicate carelessness with resources, or generosity that's tipped into self-neglect. The Four reversed asks for balance between holding and giving.
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