Lord of Material Success, Six of Pentacles: Book T deck, painted with its symbols
Book T deck, painted with its symbols. AI painting (gemini-2.5-flash-image) from Book T's words, prompt by PlayfulProcess, framed by the deck's glyphs (drawn for this site) in Book T's order, composed by script (scripts/build_book_t_painted_symbols.py). CC-BY-SA-4.0.

Book T no. 49 · Six of Pentacles · decan: Moon in Taurus

Lord of Material Success

Six of Pentacles · Lord of Material Success

Read to know yourself, not to surrender yourself: relate to the card; never obey it.

Book T (1912)

A WHITE Radiant Angelic Hand holding a rose branch with white roses and buds, each of which touches a Pentacle. Pentacles are arranged in two columns of three each (a figure on the printed page: six pentacles in two columns of three). Above and below are the symbols Taurus and Moon of the Decan.

Success and gain in material undertakings. Power, influence, rank, nobility, rule over the people. Fortunate, successful, liberal and just.

Tiphareth of ה (Success in material things, prosperity in business).

Herein rule the Angels נממיה and יילאל.

Book T as printed in The Equinox I(8), 1912, public domain (notes in square brackets are Crowley's).

If ill dignified

Book T (1912): its words for the card when it falls ill dignified, set apart from its text

If ill dignified, may be purse-proud, insolent from excess, or prodigal.

In Book T's table

No. 49 of Book T's 78 titles · Six of Pentacles · decan: Moon in Taurus

Read it on the 1912 page

Correspondences

Decan: Moon in Taurus (the 2nd decanate of its sign).

Sephirah: Tiphareth in Assiah (the Material World).

Waite, Pictorial Key (1911)

A. E. Waite, a member of the Golden Dawn, in The Pictorial Key to the Tarot (London, 1911) · public domain · he describes the Rider-Waite-Smith picture of this card, not Book T's

A person in the guise of a merchant weighs money in a pair of scales and distributes it to the needy and distressed. It is a testimony to his own success in life, as well as to his goodness of heart. Divinatory Meanings: Presents, gifts, gratification; another account says attention, vigilance; now is the accepted time, present prosperity, etc. Reversed : Desire, cupidity, envy, jealousy, illusion.

Picture sets

Text: Book T (1912), Waite (1911) and Case (1920), public domain. Pictures and arrangement CC-BY-SA-4.0 (PlayfulProcess). Data: tarot/book-t/grammar.json.