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and encouragement. So this is the second part of my series on the tarot pentacles.

In this episode, we are covering the four, five, and six of pentacles, just going deep

into each card.

Again, I'll be referring to the Riderweightweight-smith tarot deck as we go,

so it can be helpful to have that handy. And let's get started. The Four of Pentacles, this is our

next card on this journey through the suit of pentacles.

And this card is very different from the cards we've looked at so far in this suit in the

previous episode.

To me, the first thing that stands out as different is the background on this card.

So especially the color, tones of the background on this card. So especially the color tones of the background on this card.

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