Three of Pentacles Tarot Symbolism: Collaboration, Craftsmanship & Shared Vision

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Learn and Memorize Tarot Cards: Quick 3-Minute Lessons

Carrie, Quicklearn Quests

251 episodes

5 months ago

Carrie from Quicklearn Quests helps you learn tarot through bite-sized lessons on the card symbolism.

Tarot has been a 30-year journey for me. I first learned to read tarot in a two-and-a-half-day course, and I was hooked! I loved having my cards read and wanted to demystify the process so I could read for myself and others.

At first, learning tarot felt like a memorization game—understanding the meanings of each card and how they fit into a spread. It took years to weave them into a story and even longer to trust my intuition (which, honestly, I still struggle with!).

In my professional life, I’m an instructional designer, course writer, and digital content creator. So, naturally, I wanted to create a structured way to share how I learned tarot—by focusing on the foundations, especially card symbolism.

Modern times have introduced modern tools, which help me create content in a timely manner around work and family obligations. This podcast was created with the support of AI tools for scripting and voice editing. Final content, storytelling and creative direction are all crafted and approved by me -- a real human with a real passion for this topic.

What You’ll Get from This Podcast:

A practical, no-fluff way to learn tarot – focused on symbolism, numerology, and core meanings.
A structured approach – designed for left-brained learners who prefer clear explanations before tapping into intuition.
Designed for all learning styles – If you’re a visual learner, I recommend looking up the Rider-Waite card images on your phone or using a physical deck while listening.
Beginner-friendly but valuable for experienced readers – Even if you know the basics, this podcast can help reinforce key lessons.

I love the woo-woo side of tarot, astrology, and numerology, but I also know that too much mysticism at the start can make learning tarot overwhelming. This podcast keeps things clear and structured, so you can build a strong foundation before diving deeper into intuition and spiritual exploration.

I hope you enjoy learning tarot as much as I do!

Happy Reading!
~ Carrie

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A practical, no-fluff way to learn tarot – focused on symbolism, numerology, and core meanings.
A structured approach – designed for left-brained learners who prefer clear explanations before tapping into intuition.
Designed for all learning styles – If you’re a visual learner, I recommend looking up the Rider-Waite card images on your phone or using a physical deck while listening.
Beginner-friendly but valuable for experienced readers – Even if you know the basics, this podcast can help reinforce key lessons.

Three of Pentacles Tarot Symbolism: Collaboration, Craftsmanship & Shared Vision

Learn and Memorize Tarot Cards: Quick 3-Minute Lessons

3 minutes

6 months ago

Three of Pentacles Tarot Symbolism: Collaboration, Craftsmanship & Shared Vision

Welcome back to Memorizing Tarot Cards! In this episode, we delve into the Three of Pentacles—a card that emphasizes the importance of teamwork, planning, and skilled craftsmanship. Discover how this card illustrates the synergy of combining vision, values, and action to create something meaningful and lasting. Through the depiction of the cathedral scene, the trio of collaborators, and the symbolic elements carved into stone, we explore how the Three of Pentacles teaches us about the power of collaboration and the value of each contributor's role in achieving a common goal.

🔮 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

🏛️ Cathedral Scene – Symbolizing the union of vision, spirituality, and action in collaborative efforts.
👥 The Three Figures – Representing the architect (visionary), the monk (spiritual guide), and the artisan (builder), highlighting the necessity of diverse roles.
🪙 Three Pentacles – Carved into the arch, signifying the lasting value of teamwork and structured planning.
🏗️ Partially Built Structure – Reflecting ongoing progress and the importance of patience and cooperation in achieving mastery.
🎨 Color Symbolism:
- Gray Stone & Arches = Stability, discipline, and endurance.
- Red & Green Garments = Passion, creativity, harmony, and growth.
- Gold Pentacles = Value, wealth, and spiritual alignment in the material world.
- Earth Tones = Practical effort, skilled work, and lasting results.

💡 Key Takeaway:
The Three of Pentacles underscores that meaningful achievements are rarely solo endeavors. It encourages you to recognize the strength in collaboration, value each team member's contribution, and understand that shared goals are built through mutual respect and combined efforts. If you’re enjoying this journey through tarot symbolism, be sure to like, subscribe, and share this podcast with others on the path!

Learn and Memorize Tarot Cards: Quick 3-Minute Lessons

A practical, no-fluff way to learn tarot – focused on symbolism, numerology, and core meanings.
A structured approach – designed for left-brained learners who prefer clear explanations before tapping into intuition.
Designed for all learning styles – If you’re a visual learner, I recommend looking up the Rider-Waite card images on your phone or using a physical deck while listening.
Beginner-friendly but valuable for experienced readers – Even if you know the basics, this podcast can help reinforce key lessons.