four of pentacles // creative prompts
hello, friends. our final piece on the four of pentacles this month is more free-flowing, more open, more adventurous. i love offering these prompts as a way to get your imagination going, and to help you build more personal connections to these cards.
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as always, you can engage with the following questions however you like: as journal prompts, creative initiations, ideas for building characters or worlds or plots or recipes or blueprints or drafts. whatever your medium, whatever your skill, wherever you brain and heart take you is great and good.
what does the four of pentacles mean to you, and where did those meanings come from? what do you feel in your body when you look at this card, or think about this card? which keywords feel most significant? which correspondences seem the loudest or most urgent?
what is your relationship with structure, limits, boundaries? what is the difference between protection and restriction? how do you keep yourself safe? what do you take to safeguard the people and places and things and ideas that you care about? which resources make you feel safest? when is protection a passive thing, and when does it require action?
how do you understand scarcity, and how do you know when lack is a reality or a fear? what does abundance mean to you, and is it a literal state or more of an ambition? when do you have "enough" of something, and who defines that amount?
if the four of pentacles was a person, what characteristics would they have? how would they speak, move, dream? how would you describe them to someone else? what kinds of conversations would you have? if the four of pentacles was a place, how would it feel to enter that place? what would it look like, feel like? how would it impact you? who would you be while in that place?
how does the four of pentacles typically show up in your readings, and when do you question the interpretations you often first lean on? what other layers do you see within this card? what might intentional work with this card reveal to you about your own relationships with money, resources, scarcity, abundance, protection, boundaries, structure, and more?
when is the four of pentacles just the medicine you need? how is this card supportive, caring, strong? what does this card have to offer you? and how could this card offer new possibilities for you in terms of holding on a little less tightly to something?
i'll be back soon with our next essay on the card for may, the five of pentacles. but in the meantime i'm sending you so much love and courage. you've got this.
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