Tarot Reading 135
Deck: Black Queer Tarot
Question: How do I get myself to stick to my morning routine?
Card: Four of Coins
Resources used: Learn Tarot (website)
Hmm
The picture makes me think of Grandma’s Hands by Bill Withers. The person up top looks like they’re bound by their ponytail a little bit. The way the coin in the back is positioned it looks like with the hands like it’s a clam and the person inside is the pearl. I’m not sure what the ancient egyptian jewelry/gold decoration is. I think this card is called power in the thoth deck. It’s sun ruling the third decan of capricorn I think.
These are the best pics I could find of the thoth version online.
I thought it was cool that they both have water in the card and look illuminated in sunlight.
This card in the rws is about hoarding, holding tightly to something, clinging, not wanting to share, being tight fisted, penny pinching, being money minded, saving money, banks, safes, maybe storage like storage units, sticking to your comfort zone, etc.
I’m having trouble seeing the connection with this card other than the symbols of wealth on the card and the closed interlaced fingers. Like I don’t actually get what the pond in the forest is about. I guess it’s enclosed and has its own ecosystem? It’s like a contained microcosm of life.
Maybe it’s saying conserve your energy. Or think in terms of self sustaining systems. Though I think normally in the rws with this card it warns of stagnancy and losing what you’re clinging so hard to since you’ve removed yourself from the cycle of life. Maybe it’s saying to find a balance where you’re operating self sufficiently on your own but not cut off from revitalizing forces.
Let’s look at learn tarot.
It talks about control, blocked change, and possessiveness, and maintaining the status quo. It says sometimes you need a steady hand to provide structure and organization and to preserve and defend, and other times it stifles creativity and individual expression. It talks about how sometimes we resist change that might be better for us. It advises to ride the current instead of trying to control everything.
I’ve been letting myself do whatever and it takes me forever to get things done. I would think the change I’m resisting is being more structured with having routines. And waking up earlier. Is it saying go with the flow more or be a bit more heavy handed?
I have to go for now but I’ll come back to this. Bye.















