Wands
Earth and Fire are neutral elements. Next to the Wands, the Seven of Pentacles keeps its meaning, and the neighboring cards show how it will play out in the area of energy and action.
Minor Arcana · Pentacles · combinations
In combinations, the Seven of Pentacles speaks of patience, assessing results and long-term investments. In Heinrich Pangrau’s deck the young man leans on a sword: it is time to decide what to keep and what to cut away.
How Seven of Pentacles affects neighboring cards of each suit, following the rule of elemental dignities (more in the “Elements” section).
Earth and Fire are neutral elements. Next to the Wands, the Seven of Pentacles keeps its meaning, and the neighboring cards show how it will play out in the area of energy and action.
Earth and Water are friendly elements. Next to the Cups, the Seven of Pentacles gains support: the theme of money and practical matters is complemented by the theme of feelings and relationships.
Earth and Air are opposing elements. Next to the Swords, the Seven of Pentacles weakens: the theme of money and practical matters comes into conflict with the theme of thoughts and decisions.
Next to other cards of its own suit, the Seven of Pentacles grows stronger: the theme of money and practical matters sounds especially loud and the situation develops in one direction.
Impatience, a wish to give it all up.
Assessing results, strategy.
Hidden results.
Patiently waiting for the harvest.
Long-term investments.
Patient study.
A relationship that requires patience.
Results you have to wait for.
Patience and endurance.
Reflecting on results.
Results depend on luck.
A fair assessment of your work.
A long wait for results.
The end of the wait.
Patient growth.
Greed, impatience.
A lost harvest.
Hope for a good harvest.
Uncertain results.
A rich harvest.
Reviewing your investments.
Gathering the harvest, completion.
Doubts about which path to choose.
Persistent work will pay off.
Investments will pay off for years.
Pick two of the 78 cards and get the meaning of the pair, its love interpretation and a hint based on the elements.
A relationship that requires patience.
The end of the wait.
A rich harvest.
In combinations, the Seven of Pentacles speaks of patience, assessing results and long-term investments. In Heinrich Pangrau’s deck the young man leans on a sword: it is time to decide what to keep and what to cut away.