A eureka moment strikes of how poor in spirit you are, yet how competent you are in 'real life'
Five of Pentacles
High Priestess, Queen of Wands, Hanged Man
An intense spiritual realization of how you miss your wife.
A eureka moment strikes of how poor in spirit you are, yet how competent you are in 'real life.'
A spiritual vision is very draining to her orderly physical life.
She is so tired she is 'seeing things' from her subconscious during her day.
Realizes how little money the wife runs the house on:  She is an expert at that.
Wife senses there is another woman and is miserable.
She is very quiet around the manager, feels intensely inferior.
She is very quiet around the woman of the house, feels intensely inferior.
She experiences the spiritual/mental plane(s) so intensely it impairs her physical plane existence.
The two women realize they are outcasts.
Two cards that strongly refer to spiritual expertise and awareness are the High Priestess and the Hanged Man.  The competent manager or housewife-mother is between them, and that card refers to the physical plane.  Crowning them all is the 'poor in spirit.'  It also means to be or feel inferior, miserable, and/or drained.
The story contrasts physical competence with spiritual competence (Queen of Wands with High Priestess), physical awareness with spiritual awareness (Queen of Wands and Hanged Man).  Hanged Man is an intense experience, sometimes a eureka (Aha!) realization.  In addition, the High Priestess is the Other Woman and the Queen of Wands is the Wife.  Then the Five of Pentacles speaks of being drained, miserable, inferior.
Advice?  It's really a comment about one's own inner thoughts about one's 'real life' and one's worldly life.  If there is advice, it's to be aware of your own spiritual side and feed it.
Meanings and Illustrations:
High Priestess: Spiritual expertise, awareness and knowledge, spiritual secrets.  To be a thinker not a doer.  She just sits there with the symbols of spiritual occult s...