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Six of Pentacles – Four of Cups – Chariot
Guidance |
Our sense of fairness follows us every place we go and inserts itself into the darnedest things – not that we take it seriously most of the time. We don’t take it too seriously because, well, we don’t expect ‘the world to be a fair place’ – not even a safe place really. Hazards are the norm and we are normal. Today we visit a few scenes of being shortchanged, not getting our respect or attention, and not getting paid, and not paying … yeah, those types of things. Our point is: It’s nothing serious.
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Six of Pentacles – Four of Cups – Chariot
Tarot Readings : Six of Pentacles and Four of Cups
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Abilities are not rewarded here.
Don’t pay that much for the vehicle.
He gets it done and won’t let you pay him.
Money is not my motivation.
I’m the boss, and I get no respect.
Not donating to campaigns.
Unrewarded hero.
It’s not fair, but I handle it.
No respect for the leader.
Never get what they deserve with him in charge.
Not rewarded for an achievement.
Tarot Readings : Six of Pentacles and Chariot
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They give you the responsibility but not the pay.
Not getting your money in court? – take charge.
Make the payments or you won’t have a car.
Management is paying people we don’t want around here.
Tarot Readings : Four of Cups and Chariot
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Decides not to purchase a vehicle.
Not paid mileage.
Chooses to refuse treatment.
I shall do what is fair, and that’s it.
No control over the expenses.
Not responsible about the bills.
Synopsis |
We don’t really expect a reward commensurate with what we do – not in every way and not every time. You win some, you lose some – we all get that. But we gotta win the ones that are important to us, even the petty ones that are important to us. For some people, splitting a restaurant bill has to be to the small coin, or they are short. That same person is working for ten dollars less an hour than she or he is worth, and shrugs that off. Attitudes about getting, or not getting – and giving or not giving – what is fair: This is our rumination for today.
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Six of Pentacles
You see an employer weighing the gold in the money he pays the help, which is being very fair. This fair exchange is Six of Pentacles’ core meaning. In application, the exchange commonly applies not just to money and paying or receiving pay, but to giving or receiving attention, respect, and whatever is deserved. That can include payback or getting even.
Not today, but Six of Pentacles also applies to spreading germs, and to receiving medical (or other) treatment.

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Four of Cups
You see a fellow who is not going to give in about refusing. Four of Cups is an emphatic negator (negative modifier), one that applies broadly. It can be not giving in to temptation. It mainly, as you can see from the posture – head down, arms and even legs crossed – as yet another offer presents itself. Today Four of Cups is part of ‘pay no’ and ‘get no’ because of Six of Pentacles.
Four of Cups translates contractions – a lot. Can’t, won’t, don’t. It says things like: no way; not having any of that; not going to, as well as plain old ‘no.’

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Chariot
Chariot’s illustration doesn’t tell you much beyond the concept of being the driver. There’s a lot to Chariot, and seldom do you use much of its full spectrum in a spread. It can apply to anything about any vehicle. It broadly applies to taking charge, to responsibility, to being in charge, to getting a project done, and to being, of course, the one who is responsible to get the project done.
Chariot is winning and achievement. Here’s how: Chariots were the tanks, the ultimate weapon, of their day. Charioteers were war heroes, commanding officers. Chariot means ‘plan’ and ‘the man with the plan’ because the formations these charioteers made, the strategies they employed, largely determined which side won the conflict. Yes, Chariot means strategy too.
A meaning unique to this one card is using factors that are against success to succeed, which involves analysis of a situation and nerve and daring to wade in and get ‘er done. Yes, Chariot can be ruthless and cunning. Here’s how Chariot means using factors that would defeat you to succeed against the odds instead: Sphinxes pull this chariot. They are magic creatures with a mind of their own: They travel only in one direction, a turn to the right or a turn to the left. Our hero hitches them so they bump against one another and go forward. (He directs the path of these unwilling creatures with his magic wand. Chariot is one of the paranormal cards.)
Now Without The Pictures |
Our hero (Chariot) does not get (Four of Cups) his reward (Six of Pentacles). And we won’t (Four of Cups) pay that much (Six of Pentacles) for that car (Chariot). I’m the leader here (Chariot) and I don’t get (Four of Cups) the respect that’s due me (Six of Pentacles). With him managing this place (Chariot), there’s not going to be any (Four of Cups) fairness (Six of Pentacles). Remember that Four of Cups and Six of Pentacles say ‘Pay no attention’ or ‘not getting attention’ as well as ‘Get no respect’ or ‘Have no respect for.’ The action goes both ways in both of these Tarot cards. Six of Pentacles means to give, or to receive, the attention or respect; Four of Cups means to refuse, or to be refused, the attention.
Four of Cups and Chariot is deciding (Chariot) not to (Four of Cups). They are also having no (Four of Cups) control over (Chariot), or even not having self-control.
Six of Pentacles and Chariot is a responsible (Chariot) bill payer (Six of Pentacles), and is also taking responsibility for the bills. (But we have Four of Cups to put the negative to those.)
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Six of Pentacles – Four of Cups – Chariot
Abilities Chariot are not Four of Cups rewarded Six of Pentacles here.
Don’t Four of Cups pay that much for Six of Pentacles the vehicle Chariot.
He gets it done Chariot and won’t let you Four of Cups pay him Six of Pentacles.
Money Six of Pentacles is not Four of Cups my motivation Chariot.
I’m the boss Chariot, and I get no Four of Cups respect Six of Pentacles.
Not Four of Cups donating to Six of Pentacles campaigns Chariot.
UnFour of Cupsrewarded Six of Pentacles hero Chariot.
It’s not Four of Cups fair Six of Pentacles, but I handle it Chariot.
No Four of Cups respect for Six of Pentacles the leader Chariot.
Never Four of Cups get what they deserve Six of Pentacles with him in charge Chariot.
Not Four of Cups rewarded Six of Pentacles for an achievement Chariot.
They give you Six of Pentacles the responsibility Chariot but not Four of Cups the pay Six of Pentacles.
Not Four of Cups getting your money Six of Pentacles in court Six of Pentacles? – take charge Chariot.
Make the payments Six of Pentacles or you won’t have Four of Cups a car Chariot.
Management Chariot is paying people Six of Pentacles we don’t want around here Four of Cups.
Decides Chariot not to Four of Cups purchase Six of Pentacles a vehicle Chariot.
Not Four of Cups paid Six of Pentacles mileage Chariot.
Chooses Chariot to refuse Four of Cups treatment Six of Pentacles.
I shall do Chariot what is fair Six of Pentacles, and that’s it Four of Cups.
No Four of Cups control over Chariot the expenses Six of Pentacles.
Not Four of Cups responsible Chariot about the bills Six of Pentacles.
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Six of Pentacles and Four of Cups
_ are not rewarded. Don’t pay that much.*** Won’t let you pay him.*** Money is not my _.*** Don’t want your money.*** I get no respect.*** Not donating.*** Unrewarded.*** It’s not fair.*** No respect for _.*** Never get what they deserve.*** Not rewarded for ….*** They give you _ but not _. Not getting your money in court.*** Make the payments or you won’t have _.*** _ is paying people we don’t want around here. _ not to purchase a vehicle. Not paid _.* To refuse treatment.*** … what is fair, and that’s it. No _ over the expenses.* Not _ about the bills.

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Six of Pentacles and Chariot
Abilities are rewarded here. Pay that much for the vehicle. Pay for the vehicle. He gets it done and you pay him. Money is my motivation. I’m the boss, and I get respect. Donating to campaigns. Rewarded hero. It’s fair the way I handle it. It’s _ fair, but I handle it. Respect for the leader. Get what they deserve with him in charge. Rewarded for an achievement. They give you the responsibility and the pay. Getting your money in court – take charge. Make the payments and have a car. Management is paying people …. Decides to purchase a vehicle. Paid mileage. Chooses treatment. I shall do what is fair.*** Control over the expenses. Responsible about the bills.

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Four of Cups and Chariot
Abilities are not _. Don’t _ for the vehicle. He gets it done and won’t …. He won’t get it done. _ is not my motivation. I’m the boss, and I get no _. Not _ to campaigns. Un___ hero. It’s not _ but I handle it. No _ for the leader. Never get _ with him in charge. Not _ for an achievement. … the responsibility but not the _. Not getting …? – take charge. … or you won’t have a car. Management is … people we don’t want around here. Decides not to.*** Decides not to _ a vehicle. Not _ mileage. Chooses to refuse.*** I shall do … and that’s it. No control over ….*** Not responsible. Not responsible about the _.























