This is Inner Work, a spiritual growth podcast, a place to explore spiritual concepts, tools, and practices to deepen your healing and awakening.

I'm your host, Josephine Hartman, a certified intuitive healer and a Kashik Records practitioner and teacher.

I'm honored that you're here and happy to serve as a guide and companion on your path for a little while.

To learn more about how to work with me or study with me, please visit josephinehartman.com.

Hello, dear friend and fellow seeker on the path. Welcome to Inner Work. If you'd like to take

your inner work, personal healing and transformation to the next level, I invite you to check out my

resources for self-healing, which you can access through the link in the show notes for this

episode. I have a whole library of these resources, which continues to grow, and it spans many different healing areas and topics and

issues that you might be dealing with. So things like people pleasing or imposter syndrome,

or doing some past life regression work, or journeying with me into the Akashik records.

All of these things and more are there for you to take a look at in the resources.

So I'm going to drop that link, and I invite you to check that out.

This episode is my final installment of my four-part series on the

tarot of Pentacles. We've already covered all the numbered cards in the suit from the ace

through the 10. And now we are moving into the court cards for the suit.

So these include the page, knight, queen, and king of pentacles.

I want to say a few general words about court cards and how I typically work with them.

So these can represent you.

Court cards can be used as signifiers for ourselves,

as stand-ins for ourselves. They can also be interpreted as other people in your life,

and we can also read them more essentially as representing certain kinds of energies in your life.

So perhaps certain types of energy that are blocked in your life and might need some healing

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