Eight of pentacles

Eight of pentacles

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The Upright Readings

employment, money, learning, trade, Apprenticeship, repetitive tasks, mastery, skill development.

This card indicates that you will get employment opportunities.

You have some characteristics of 'Murthi', son of Tatvasar, who was the eighth son of World Architect Vishvakarma. You are among those, who are self-motivated.

If you want to start a new business, then it is an excellent time for you. Even if you want to change your, job this is the right time. You will get money. You have to plan everything in a better way. Until you have earned a lot of money and spent lavishly. You will be able to do good work in the field of education. If you are a student then you will get the success in exams. Whether it is a competitive exam or academics, you will get a good rank. The coming time is better for your business. You will be able to get the opportunities as an apprentice. You will achieve more skills from repetitive work.

Because of the repetitive work, you will master the skills inside. Others always get inspiration from you.

The Reverse Readings

void, no ambition, dislike, Self-development, perfectionism, misdirected activity.

Due to excessive thinking, you land into zero, by doing nothing. You are not ambitionless. It needs the dedication to achieve your goals. You give up in between and start something else. You have to work on it. Your disliking will prove 'luck' to others. It is important to focus on your self-development. Let us leave the perfection. People are not as perfect as you are. Do not use misdirected activity to convince others.

Eight of The pentacles

European Tarot card study points:

An artisan is working on pentacles with the hammer and chisel, seated on a wooden bench. One pentacle is on the floor, another pentacle is in his hand. Six pentacles are hooked up vertically. He is working far away from the town. Ancient Indian Tarot card study points:

An Indian artisan is working on the Pentacle. The pentacles are descending from heaven to earth. He is the age-old person sitting on the grass near a village. The sun has a sharp focus on the backside. The sky is cloudy.

It is the month of August -Hindu calendar, the month of Shravan- In this particular season, there is full sunshine with raindrops, this month is full of spiritual activities. Many religious people keep One time fasting for thirty days.

He is 'Murthi' the grandson of Lord Vishvakarma and the Eighth son of Tatvasar. Lord Vishvakarma has five sons, he gifted hammer and chisel to every son so the tools also became part of God.

The name and specialty of his sons are as follows,

1. Manu: works with Iron: black smith,
2. Maya: Works with wood: Carpenter:
3. Twashtha: Works with copper: makes utensils
4. Shilpi: works with stone: Shilpa Kala,
5. Devadnya: Works with gold: Goldsmith.
So there are eight deities worshipped by Indians. Lord Vishvakarma himself, then his five sons and the hammer and chisel. The working tools are also part of God.

An Indian artisan will never put his leg on his tools. If his feet touch the tool, he will say sorry to the tool.

(Indian artisan's details.)

The family tree of Lord Vishvakarma is discussed in Skandapuran Nagar khand. Brahmswaroop Lord Vishvakarma has five faces and heads. Those five faces are East, West, North, South, and Urdhv, Upside, namely Manu, May, Twashta, Shilpi, and Devadnya.

Rishi Manu Vishwakarma is called "Sanang Gotra". They work with iron. They are known as Lohor, Blacksmith. Their rhythm of work is known as awareness. Ahubhun Rishi Twashta - Their second name is Tamrak, works with copper. The second name is Shilpi, which is also called Murtikar. Then the goldsmiths are there. They also work with silver and precious stones.

For the public interest, they create many substances like homes, temples, and buildings, etc., and make ornaments. They are all composition makers. All are important before performing havan- pooja of tools.

Manu Rishi was the elder among all sons of Lord Vishwakarma. He got married to Kanchana, the daughter of Angira Rushi. Rishi- Agnigarbh, Sarvatomukh, Bramh, etc are from the same stream.

The second son of Lord Vishwakarma was May Maharishi. He got married to Rishi Parasar's daughter, Saumya Devi. They created the Indrajal world. Rishi- Vishnuvardhan, Suryatantri, Tankhapan, Oaj, Mahoj, etc. are from the same stream.

Lord Vishwakarma's third son was Maharishi Twashtha. He got married to Jayanti, the daughter of Kaushik Muni. Twashtha, Tantu, Vardhan, Hiranaygarbh Shulpi Amalayanya are from the same stream.

Lord Vishwakarma's fourth son was Maharishi Shilpi. He got married to Bhrigu Rishi's daughter Karuna. Bruddhi, Dhrun, Haritashv, Meghvah Nal, Vastoshyati, Shavamunyu, are from the same stream.

The fifth son of Lord Vishvakarma is known as Daivadnya. He got married to Channadika, the daughter of Jaimini Rushi.

Sahastratu, Hiranyam, Suryagovind, Lokbandhav, Arkashali are from the same stream. All Gods were surprised by the skills of the five brothers.

They have passed on their skills from generation to generation. In the first part of Vishnupuran, Vishwakarma is known as the carpenter of Gods and Goddesses. In Skand Purana, he has been called the God of vessel carrier of life. It is said that he has created many devices to make life simple like shoe wears to walk on the water.

Vishwakarma was one of the sage also. Vishwakarma is in Rig Veda also. In 14 sukt rituals in this mantra, Vishwakarma is sage. Sukt starts with Yemima Vishwa Bhuvnani Yajurveda 4/3/4/3. Even now, they are known as Rathakar. That is the realization of the skills of all.