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Welcome to Tarobites. I'm Teresa Reed the Tarill Lady. I'm the author of the Tarill

coloring book and your host for this podcast series.

This is episode 69 of Tarobites.

The podcast where I dish out short entertaining bite-sized lessons on how to re-terrow. For today's episode, our topic is the Four of Pinnacles. Grab your tarot decks. Let's begin.

So I want to start out by saying that oftentimes I find that people like to give this card a bad rap.

You know, time and time again, I've seen it interpreted as greed or misering this.

Did I say that right?

Anyhow, well that could be an aspect of this card,

I think that much will depend on the deck as well as the context

of the question being asked.

For example, if you look at Chiro Marchetti's version, of the question being asked.

For example, if you look at Chiro Marchetti's version in the legacy of the divine

Terrell, the guy in the card certainly does look greedy.

Whereas the image in the Rider Waite Smith deck, well the figure's face is rather neutral.

And I actually like those decks with neutral faces because it opens the possibility for so

many other ways of looking at the card. So anyhow, let's take a peek at a few of the

symbols. And by the way, when I refer to the symbols, do know that I am working with the Rider White Smith deck.

Now if you're working with a different tarot deck, the symbols might be different.

So anyhow, in the Rider-Smithdeck there is a city in the background on the Four

Pinnacles. So this can symbolize a community or a world of opportunities.

Now take a minute, though, to look at the language,

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