SIX OF PENTACLES
The Six of Pentacles tarot card reflects generosity, support, and the balance of giving and receiving. Discover upright and reversed meanings, symbolism, and how to interpret this card in readings about abundance, fairness, and exchange.
TAROT MATRIX


Six of Pentacles
Keywords: generosity, giving and receiving, charity, balance, support, gratitude, sharing resources, fairness, mutual aid, power dynamics
Upright Meaning
The Six of Pentacles upright is about balance in giving and receiving. It represents generosity, charity, and the healthy flow of support—whether material, emotional, or energetic. You may be in a position to help others, or you might be receiving the support you need. In love, this card suggests reciprocity and mutual care. In work or finances, it can point to assistance, fair compensation, or wise sharing of resources. The Six of Pentacles reminds you that abundance grows when it’s shared, and balance is key in every exchange.
Reversed Meaning
When reversed, the Six of Pentacles may indicate imbalance, strings attached, or giving with expectations. You might feel undervalued, overly dependent, or caught in a one-sided dynamic. In relationships, it can reflect emotional inequality or feeling taken for granted. In career or financial readings, it may warn of unfair wages, debt, or charitable acts with ulterior motives. The reversed card asks: are you giving freely—or trying to control through giving?
Summary
The Six of Pentacles speaks to the flow of generosity—offering fairness, support, and gratitude when upright, and warning of imbalance or control when reversed. It’s a card of mutual aid and responsible abundance.
HOW TO READ
This card often depicts a wealthy figure giving coins to the needy while holding scales—symbolizing charity, fairness, and the power to help. Ask: Are you in a position to give—or to receive? Is the energy balanced?
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