Ten of Pentacles

The meaning of the Ten of Pentacles in a Tarot reading, with definitions for both the upright and reversed positions.

An elderly, bearded man draped in a shawl sits and pets some dogs.  A man, a woman and a child stand just beyond him and the child reaches out to touch one of the dogs.  A tower and part of a castle complex are visible through an archway and ten pentacles are arranged in the pattern of the tree of life.

Upright: This is the end of the pentacle or money cycle and indicates good fortune and financial success.  There is a strong, multi-generational presence of family in the card so it may indicate a family owned business which has done very well.  The elderly man may point toward a happy, secure retirement.

Reversed:  Money is on the way.  It may be of the unexpected sort such as winning a lottery.  May point toward securing a good pension and medical benefits.

EXAMPLES:  A family owned store that is thriving and expanding.

Turning your business over to your children or grandchildren and entering a happy, well deserved retirement.

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