The Hello and welcome to Tarabytes I'm Theresa Reed the Tarolites. I'm the author of the Tarro Coloring Book and your

host for this podcast series. This is episode 73 of Tarro Bites, The podcast where I dish out short entertaining bite-sized

lessons on how to read Terro. For today's episode our topic is The Eight of

Pennicles. Let's begin. So if I could pick a card that really

illustrates me it would be the 8 of Pentacles. I'm a bit of a workaholic and I love my work. That's the essence of this

card. I won't go into too many symbols here because really there aren't that many. So let's start by looking at the hammer and chisel.

So these can be viewed as tools or it can indicate hammering away or hammering out the details as well as an ability to create value.

If you look at the figure's face, there almost seems to be a slight smile.

Now that's a sign that he's enjoying what he's doing.

Also the figure is in the physical position of working.

Now this can indicate Craftman shift or of course working. Now this can indicate Craftsmanship or of course working including working on yourself.

If you look very closely you'll also notice that there is a city in the background.

In 78 degrees of wisdom Rachel Pollock has this there is a city in the background.

In 78 degrees of wisdom, Rachel Pollack has this to say about the city.

However much we follow our standards and instincts or seek our own development,

the work we do lacks meaning if it does not serve the community.

Therefore, behind a shop though far away stands a city with a yellow road leading to and from the workshop. Beautiful. So let's go over some

possible interpretations for the Ada Pentacles. Well for one it can indicate

getting lost in your work.

You know, if you've ever had that moment where you're into something and you're doing it and the time just flies by, that's Aida Penacals.

It's also a card of progress. The work you're doing is adding up in

your achieving results. Things are getting done and done well. The 8-Pinnacles can

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