Seven of Pentacles

Seven of Earth · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

patience, investment, a long-term view

Reversed

impatience, wasted effort

Upright meaning

Patience, taking stock of progress, waiting for the harvest. The Seven of Earth says the work you've put in is already growing, even though the results aren't ripe yet. Like the Moglin leaning on his spade, calmly watching a bush of ripening discs, the card reminds you that a harvest takes waiting.

Reversed meaning

Impatience, discouragement at the lack of results, or investing in something that bears no fruit. Time to judge whether it's a good crop.

Love and relationships

A relationship ripening slowly, taking stock of where it is heading. Reversed: frustration, a sense that effort brings no results.

Work and money

A long-term investment, work whose results will come later. Reversed: poor results, a need to change strategy.

The card's advice

Be patient. What you have sown is growing.

In Natuland

A Moglin leaning on a spade patiently watches a bush on which discs are ripening. In the background the crystals of Matadayana gleam in the mountainside. The Moglins built their city over centuries, so they know well that a harvest takes waiting.

Symbols on the card

• A spade and a resting head: rest after work, and taking stock of progress.
• Discs ripening like fruit: an investment that grows.
• Flowers on the bush: the promise of future harvests.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →