I always liked Angeles Arrien's keyphrase for the card: "Fear of Failure" which goes well with Saturn in Taurus - creating a certain cautious hesitation or weary rest. It's that moment when you can get caught in negative expectations or you can pull yourself out of it through renewed application of effort despite any apprehensions. This works equally well for the RWS image. I like keeping the options open as to which way the querent will go - looking to the other cards, question and card position to see what's most likely.
Crowley describes Saturn in Taurus as:
"His obstinacy, pertinacity and dullness are accentuated. But as all this makes for steadiness, the moral character is firm and capable of overcoming obstacles by sheer determination; while, on the other hand, those obstacles themselves are not apt to be particularly violent. So we shall expect to find natives with the capacity to push steadfastly forward, and to conquer." He gives examples of the weakness and impatience of Shelley, the "doggedness" of Ulysses S. Grant, and Cecil Rhodes' last words, "So much to do; so little done."
Then: "In mundane affairs Saturn in Taurus is not very good for financial matters; unless extremely well aspected, money comes slowly or wastes away. The native, however, may somewhat counteract this danger, since the same influence that begrudges his financial success makes him careful and saving, sometimes indeed quite frugal."
This is from _Astrology: Your Place Among the Stars_ - ghost-written by Crowley for Evangeline Adams.
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