+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+
Five of Coins
+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+.+
A
destitute couple stand in a dark church interior. They hold
hands, and he looks longingly up at five coins. Pews with open
books can be seen under a stained glass window.
My
Interpretation: Misguided
goals.
Poor
decisions, or lack of decision, could lead to destitution and
misery. Ill
health and misfortune may lay ahead. Take care. Make the most
of whatever you have, nomatter how little it is.
(Reversed:
Still a card of misfortune, but help is nearby. The path may
be rocky, but the destination is in site)
Edit
notes: I've
changed images from my v1.0 version
to suit Rider Waite readers more. This is more similar to the
RW deck's card of a destitute couple. I have a stained glass
window (as per the RW deck), although my scene is inside instead
of outside a church. The coins are out of reach, and of no use
to the couple. There are rows of open books (perhaps bibles)
but they ignore them. They touch, a reminder that even when
we have nothing material, we may still have each other.
