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Page of Coins
Tarot de Marseille
Essence: An apprentice with one coin in hand and another planted, first steps in the material, discovering your own talents, courage and patience
General meaning
Upright
apprenticefirst practical stepstalent to discoverpatienceseed
↕ Reversed: Indecision with money or a project, fear of getting it wrong, not taking the step, looking without acting
By topic
- Love
a relationship starting calmlythe practical and reliablesimple courtshipsensualityconsistency
- Friendship
youngreliable friendpractical collaborationa growing companionshiployaltysimplicity
- Family
diligent sonstudious young personteachingfirst savingspatience
- Career
internshipapprenticefirst jobtrainingstarting a trade
- Work
trainingfirst internshipfirst joblearning a trade step by steppatience
- Studies
diligent studentvocational trainingpracticestep by steppractical vocation
- Money
small investmentsavings growing patientlyfirst incomelearning to manage moneyseed
- Pets
puppybasic trainingfirst carenew routinepatience
- Health
gradual carenew habitsyoung bodyconsistencyprevention
- Choices
start smalllearn before decidingsmall steppatiencebase
- Creative projects
concrete sketchprototypelearningworkshopseed
- Creativity
discovering a talent of your owncraft tradelearning techniquepracticesource of income
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
- With study cards, learning step by step. Example: Page of Coins + Three of Coins is learning a trade.
- With Cups, calm love. Example: Page of Coins + Two of Cups is a relationship starting calmly.
- With doubt cards, you don't take the step. Example: Page of Coins + Two of Swords is looking without acting.
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