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The Ace of Pentacles shows a squirrel sitting next to a large silver pentacle.
Link to a photo I took here
Some of the ground ivy is climbing up over the Pentacle and the Squirrel looks ready for action. He's not just hanging out.. he's sort of ready to jump.. but also, not in a "OMG YOU SCARED ME" way.. more of a "OK LET'S ROLL!" kind of way. I feel this brings the energy of forward motion and excitement to this card.
I'm super fond of this card for a few reasons. Aces never really spoke me me.. they are some of the cards I struggle with, in all honesty. But the Aces in this deck are singing to me.
I love a squirrel.. tenacious and bold, chatty and exuberant, working to build up the "emergency fund". My Grandmother always said, if you want to know what kind of winter you will have, see how fat the squirrels tail is. The fatter the tail, the colder the weather. These guys are always prepared and have a bit extra tucked away. Never caught short of "funds" and always planning ahead. We used to feed the squirrels at our old place and they often left us "gifts". Once I found half a loaf of bread on our windowsill!
The forest is LUSH with greenery. Here in the US our money was "green" for a long time (sort of still is) so having a lot of "green" meant you had a lot of money.
Link to a photo I took here
Some of the ground ivy is climbing up over the Pentacle and the Squirrel looks ready for action. He's not just hanging out.. he's sort of ready to jump.. but also, not in a "OMG YOU SCARED ME" way.. more of a "OK LET'S ROLL!" kind of way. I feel this brings the energy of forward motion and excitement to this card.
I'm super fond of this card for a few reasons. Aces never really spoke me me.. they are some of the cards I struggle with, in all honesty. But the Aces in this deck are singing to me.
I love a squirrel.. tenacious and bold, chatty and exuberant, working to build up the "emergency fund". My Grandmother always said, if you want to know what kind of winter you will have, see how fat the squirrels tail is. The fatter the tail, the colder the weather. These guys are always prepared and have a bit extra tucked away. Never caught short of "funds" and always planning ahead. We used to feed the squirrels at our old place and they often left us "gifts". Once I found half a loaf of bread on our windowsill!
The forest is LUSH with greenery. Here in the US our money was "green" for a long time (sort of still is) so having a lot of "green" meant you had a lot of money.