Nostradamus
Knight of Pentacles represents common sense, responsibility, practicality, working hard for what you want and finishing what you start. Perseverance and determination.
As a person, the Knight of Pentacles represents an adult who is stable, reliable and patient. He is ambitious, hard-working, protective and honest. However, the Knight of Pentacles may have issues with showing emotions.
If you are in a relationship, the Knight of Pentacles is a good indicator of a solid and committed relationship. If representing a person in the relationship, this person will be practical, focused to achieve.
If you are single, the Knight of Pentacles signifies that you have reached a point in your life where you want more stability and commitment. You may soon find someone who can provide the type of security, support and love you need.
In a career context, it indicates that you are ambitious, driven to long terms ambitions through hard work and perseverance.
If you are looking for work, an opportunity should present itself.
Knight of Pentacles is a good omen indicating profits & building your financial security for the future.
This is a wish card, If you are going through spiritual upheaval, it tells you that if you take each challenge one step at a time and you will overcome.
Crowley calls this card Adjustment, while Osho to reflect upon the ‘justness of nature’ shows card as a flower growing out of a brick wall, against all odds, to an evening out.
A call to embrace one’s inner strength and confront challenges with confidence and grace. Inner strength, courage, and fortitude. It suggests that you have the strength and resilience to face challenges, the ability to harness your impulses and passions, and to act with calmness.
In simplest terms this represents fortitude, that is the strength of vigor and courage.
In any situation, this card advises summoning your inner strength to carry on despite any difficulties you are going through. Inevitably, your fear will need to be overcome and your obstacles will require confrontation.
This grasping of the light will certainly involve a delving into and making peace with the shadows of one’s nature.
Lack of confidence or courage. Weakness or insecurity. Feeling powerless or defeated. Difficulty controlling emotions or impulses. Need for more self-discipline or self-control. Fear of failure or success. Inability to handle a challenging situation or person. Need for more patience or persistence. Physical weakness or illness. Dishonesty or lack of integrity. Imbalance of power or authority.
All the same, the theme here is courage and strength, and an ancient idea of justice & so until, resist in order to prevail.
A coat of quotes and passing poetry
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Outer tread or inner reform.
The question ponders night and morn’.
The winds that take,
Insight of an answer’s make.
Upon day, repose, envision’s way.
Evening odds, nods an ode to ferry sway.
Good after moon’s reflection.
Inflections convey.
"Good After Moon's reflection