Combination of card Three of Pentacles and card The Hanged Man
The Hanged Man – a symbol of sacrifice for higher spiritual seeking. The Three of Pentacles promises that invested efforts will pay off. Together they paint a path where reaching desired heights is impossible without deep self-reflection. Like a tree growing upward only after sending roots deep – similarly here: digging into yourself, enduring, sometimes painfully, but the fruits of this work are worth every drop of sweat.
Combination of reversed card Three of Pentacles and card The Hanged Man
The Hanged Man next to the reversed Three of Pentacles signals obstacles on your path due to poor self-reflection. Your ship of success has run aground on the reef of insufficient self-criticism. Some doors are simply impossible to open alone – you'll need to swallow your pride and ask for help from those around you.
Combination of card Three of Pentacles and reversed card The Hanged Man
The Reversed Hanged Man speaks to stagnation and fear of change. The upright Three of Pentacles promises success and forward momentum. In this strange dance, fear of the unknown hinders potential. Stuck at a crossroads while life swirls around you? It's time to let go of old patterns and embrace new opportunities.
Combination of reversed card Three of Pentacles and reversed card The Hanged Man
Reversed Hanged Man with a reversed Three of Pentacles – an unsettling sign of stagnation and setbacks. You're spinning your wheels, stuck in a metaphorical quagmire. The root of the problem lies in your reluctance to learn from past mistakes. Are these even your true goals, or just expectations imposed by others? Perhaps you simply lack the motivation to truly commit?