Two of Pentacles and Ten of Wands tarot card combinations

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Low arcan Two of Pentacles and low arcan Ten of Wands combination - feeling as though you’re spinning plates, overload ahead…

Card 1 - Two of Pentacles

The Two of Pentacles card depicts a man who is dancing as he is juggling two large coins. The pentacles are surrounded by the infinity sign that denotes that the person can handle all the issues the come his way and he can manage his life with grace. In the background, you will notice that there are two ships that are riding the giant waves, and they reinforce the balancing act that the man has to face - he is in rough and choppy waters, but manages to stay afloat. The Two of Pentacles depicts the usual ups and downs that occur in one s life. Despite all the chaos that surrounds him, the man lives a very carefree life as he dances, and handles all that comes to him with joy.

Associations:

Similar or supporting cards:
Temperance (maintaining balance) The Magician (dexterity and skill) Seven of Cups (can also show multiples)

Opposing or contradictory cards:
 Two of Swords (deadlock)

Two of Pentacles combinations
In combinations look to the surrounding cards to see what is being balanced or multiplied. If followed by a negative card, such as Ten of Swords, Death, Five of Cups, etc, balance will be lost and effort to no avail.

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Card 2 - Ten of Wands

A man is shown carrying a heavy burden of wood, in the form of ten bundled wands, approaching a town which is not too far. This image on the ten of wands indicates a person who has already struggled in life and has succeeded, and he is now carrying the harvests to his final destination. Although he is not near the destination, it shows that he has finished the hardest part of life struggle and he just needs a place to relax and revel in his success.

Associations:

Similar or supporting cards:
The Devil (weighed down) Eight of Swords (restriction) Five of Pentacles (tough times) Nine of Swords (worries)

Opposing or contradictory cards:
Four of Swords (rest) Six of Swords (recovery)

Ten of Wands combinations
In combination look for the root, or previous card, to identify the cause of the burden

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