Seven of Pentacles
Today you may need to step back and look objectively at how far you’ve come, in order to make an informed decision about your next move.
The Seven of Pentacles (“Coins” in this deck) refers to a need for discrimination and self-moderation. You may have to look at what’s not working — as well as what is — and let go of your attachments to anything that’s holding you back.
In this version of the card we see the goddess Venus emerging from the Sea and wringing out her hair. This image comes from the 1520 painting Venus Anadyomene by Italian Renaissance painter Titian.
Behind her in the gloom are sparse trees with 7 Coins hanging from their spindly branches. The phases of the Moon are painted on the faces of the coins.
Perhaps she’s risen from the Sea and is thinking to herself: “Now what?” Maybe she’s taking a moment to gather her thoughts before she decides on her next move.
As the Seven of Pentacles — like all Sevens in the tarot — refers to a delay, a setback or a moral dilemma, it’s important to not let yourself get so frustrated that you throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Not only are the obstacles that are before you sometimes for the best (as in forcing a delay to make way for other opportunities), but they can actually enhance your finished project by encouraging you to get rid of what’s just not working and improve upon what is.
The card used for today’s tarotscope is part of the Silent Tarot collection, a beautiful handmade deck designed by Esmeralda Rupp-Spangle and available through her Etsy storefront. Used by generous permission. Check out the Silent Tarot’s YouTube channel too!
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