minrice
Typically I've found the 5 of Coins in most decks to be depressing 
and sad. Certainly the 5 of Coins isn't a card you want to see appear, as it has hardship tied up in its meaning.
With this 5 of Coins two beggar children stand outside the church. One appears to be in deep focus and awe of the colorful stained glass window. As bright as it is there are probably people inside the church, a service going on. He holds a green cloth and his face is illuminated by the window.
His friend has a protective or maybe even a warning hand on his shoulder and appears a little wary and startled. Almost as though you've just walked up and he's about to urge the other boy it's time to leave now. Of the two this boy is bigger and stronger, the other boy's protector.
I see friendship in this card, and that's one positive aspect that can be gleaned from the 5 of Coins. These two children aren't well off, but they aren't alone. They have eachother to depend on and lean on. In tough times you learn who your real friends are, you learn who you can depend on and who is willing to let you be needy. During the trials of the 5 of Coins friendship becomes important and is something of value that perhaps you haven't appreciated before.
Any thoughts on what the vibrant green cloth in the smaller boy's arms is? It's really noticeable in contrast to the dullness of the children's clothes.
and sad. Certainly the 5 of Coins isn't a card you want to see appear, as it has hardship tied up in its meaning.With this 5 of Coins two beggar children stand outside the church. One appears to be in deep focus and awe of the colorful stained glass window. As bright as it is there are probably people inside the church, a service going on. He holds a green cloth and his face is illuminated by the window.
His friend has a protective or maybe even a warning hand on his shoulder and appears a little wary and startled. Almost as though you've just walked up and he's about to urge the other boy it's time to leave now. Of the two this boy is bigger and stronger, the other boy's protector.
I see friendship in this card, and that's one positive aspect that can be gleaned from the 5 of Coins. These two children aren't well off, but they aren't alone. They have eachother to depend on and lean on. In tough times you learn who your real friends are, you learn who you can depend on and who is willing to let you be needy. During the trials of the 5 of Coins friendship becomes important and is something of value that perhaps you haven't appreciated before.
Any thoughts on what the vibrant green cloth in the smaller boy's arms is? It's really noticeable in contrast to the dullness of the children's clothes.
