Five of Pentacles Tarot Card Meanings
Five of Pentacles Keywords
Upright
Challenge, perseverance, resilience, growth, lessons
Reversed
Recovery, support, community, breakthrough, optimism
Five of Pentacles Description
Two women pray and wish in the light of a candle as symbols of the only remaining hope, with the candle symbolizing opportunity.
Bats hover above, carrying three pentacles representing a loan or debt.
The bat itself is a symbol of a dark nature and is synonymous with something bad or scary.
The pentacles above each woman's head are a symbol of the remaining finances they each have.
When viewed from a distance, an optical illusion of a skull face can be seen which is a symbol of sorrow and trouble.
The void in the skull symbolizes emptiness and nothingness.
NOTE: The Tarot card meaning description is based on the Rider Waite cards.
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Upright Five of Pentacles Meaning
You may be going through some challenges which might sway your faith. Remember that difficulties are there to build our character and leave us feeling stronger once they’re over. Don’t be too proud to ask for support and help. In order to get out of the feeling of lack and worry, focus on your blessings. The clouds are only here temporarily and the sun will shine again soon enough!
Affirmation
I am ready to seek and receive help from people that care for me.
Reversed Five of Pentacles Meaning
The rain is over and good days are ahead. Someone recognized your value and new opportunities are opening to you. It’s important to focus on the spiritual aspect of your life too, as not everything is in material things. By being more modest you will find yourself feeling happier and more satisfied. Be grateful for your health and nourish your body and soul with positive feelings.
Affirmation
I redirect my attention to things that are going well in my life, instead of mourning the ones that don’t.