SUIT OF PENTACLES
ANAMAYA KOSHA
PRITHIVI NAMASKAR – EARTH SALUTATION
The Suit of Pentacles aligns with Prithivi Namaskar, or Earth Salutation, to honour the physical self and connect with the body, nature, and material world. Activating the Root Chakra (Muladhara), it fosters grounding, stability, and balance, integrating physical awareness with presence and connection to the natural world.
ACE OF PENTACLES
TADASANA | MOUNTAIN POSE
The Ace of Pentacles offers the potential for abundance through mastery of tangible aspects like health, home, and career. Stability, rooted in the balance of effort and ease, is essential for sustainable growth, as taught by the philosophy of Sthira. Tadasana, or Mountain Pose, embodies this grounded strength, guiding you to cultivate steadiness as a natural way of being.
TWO OF PENTACLES
VRKSASANA | TREE POSE
The Two of Pentacles illustrates the delicate balancing act of life, teaching the importance of ease in maintaining equilibrium amid competing demands like work, health, and material needs. The philosophy of Sukha, or ease, encourages a joyful, grounded presence, allowing for stability without rigidity, even in discomfort. Vrksasana, or Tree Pose, embodies this balance, showing how flexibility and steadiness together create resilience, much like a tree swaying but not breaking in the wind.
THREE OF PENTACLES
PRAPADASANA | TIP TOE POSE
The Three of Pentacles signifies progress through consistent effort, collaboration, and thoughtful refinement of your goals. It highlights the importance of working with others who share your vision, as true teamwork requires mutual respect and a clear purpose. Rooted in the philosophy of Abhyasa, or dedicated practice, this card reminds you that mastery is achieved through steady, disciplined engagement. Prapadasana, or Tip-Toe Pose, embodies this balance of stability and mindful effort, symbolizing the preparation and strength needed for sustainable growth and deeper alignment.
FOUR OF PENTACLES
PARAVRTTA TRIKONASANA | REVOLVED TRIANGLE POSE
The Four of Pentacles highlights the need for a stable foundation while balancing security with generosity. Rooted in Aparigraha, or non-attachment, it teaches the freedom of letting go to create space for growth. Parivrtta Trikonasana, or Revolved Triangle Pose, reflects this balance, showing how stability and release foster openness and progress.
FIVE OF PENTACLES
UTKATASANA | CHAIR POSE
The Five of Pentacles reflects the suffering caused by Raga, or attachment to external desires, which leads to a sense of lack and disconnection. It invites a return to Aparigraha, or mindful detachment, reminding us that true fulfillment comes from within, not from possessions or outcomes. Utkatasana, or Chair Pose, mirrors these lessons, challenging you to release attachments and cultivate inner strength, transforming discomfort into growth and resilience.
SIX OF PENTACLES
BADDHA VIRABHADRASANA | HUMBLE WARRIOR POSE
The Six of Pentacles teaches balanced generosity, giving without attachment or expectation while ensuring support doesn’t lead to harm or depletion. Rooted in Dana, the practice of selfless giving, it reminds us that true generosity stems from stability. Baddha Virabhadrasana, or Humble Warrior Pose, reflects this balance, blending strength and humility in acts of giving.
SEVEN OF PENTACLES
PRASARITA PADOTTANASANA | WIDE-LEGGED STANDING FORWARD FOLD
The Seven of Pentacles encourages patience and reflection, reminding you that meaningful growth takes time and alignment with long-term goals. Rooted in Apara Vairagya, or detachment, it teaches fulfillment through engaging fully without clinging to results. Prasarita Padottanasana embodies this balance, blending patience and ease.
EIGHT OF PENTACLES
UTKATA KONASANA | GODDESS POSE
The Eight of Pentacles embodies diligence, dedication, and the pursuit of mastery by aligning with your Dharma, or life’s purpose. It highlights the importance of consistent effort and skill refinement for both personal and spiritual growth. Utkata Konasana, or Goddess Pose, mirrors these teachings with its blend of strength, focus, and balance, encouraging you to embrace your purpose with grace and steadfast resolve.
NINE OF PENTACLES
SHANTI VIRABHADRASANA | PEACEFUL WARRIOR
The Nine of Pentacles symbolizes abundance, independence, and the rewards of hard work, blending material success with inner harmony and gratitude. Rooted in Santosha, or contentment, it reminds you to embrace the present and find peace in what you have. Shanti Virabhadrasana, or Peaceful Warrior Pose, reflects this balance, combining strength and surrender to cultivate tranquility and fulfillment.
TEN OF PENTACLES
UTTHITA PARSVAKONASANA | EXTENDED SIDE ANGLE POSE
The Ten of Pentacles represents abundance, stability, and the legacy of hard work shared with others. Rooted in Asana, or finding one’s seat, it emphasizes purpose and lasting impact. Utthita Parsvakonasana mirrors this with grounding and expansion, symbolizing stability and generosity.
PAGE OF PENTACLES
UTTHITA ASHWA SANCHALANASANA | RUNNERS LUNGE POSE
The Page of Pentacles embodies curiosity, dedication, and grounded progress, encouraging a patient and steady approach to new opportunities. Rooted in Prithvi’s teachings of nurturing and resilience, and balanced by Sthira (stability) and Sukha (ease), it reminds us that true growth unfolds gradually. Utthita Ashwa Sanchalanasana, or Runner’s Lunge Pose, mirrors these lessons, blending grounded stability with forward momentum to cultivate resilience and purposeful action.
KNIGHT OF PENTACLES
PARIVRTTA UTTHITA ASHWA SANCHALANASANA | REVEOLVED HIGH LUNGE POSE
The Knight of Pentacles embodies disciplined action, patience, and a steady approach to achieving long-term success. Inspired by Vishwakarma, the divine architect, it highlights the value of persistence and responsibility. Parivrtta Utthita Ashwa Sanchalanasana, or Revolved High Lunge Pose, reflects these qualities, blending grounded stability with growth to remind you that lasting progress comes through focused effort and a strong foundation.
QUEEN OF PENTACLES
PARIVRTTA UTTHAN PRISTHASANA | REVOLVED LIZARD POSE
The Queen of Pentacles symbolizes nurturing, practicality, and a grounded connection to the material world. Guided by Lakshmi’s teachings, this Queen shows that true wealth nurtures self and others with compassion and gratitude. Parivrtta Utthan Pristhasana, or Revolved Lizard Pose, reflects this balance of stability and openness, embodying steady effort and generosity.
KING OF PENTACLES
UTTHAN PRISTHASANA | LIZARD POSE
The King of Pentacles embodies grounded mastery, achieving prosperity through integrity, responsibility, and alignment with Dharma. Balancing material success with generosity, this King uses wealth to nurture and uplift others. Utthan Pristhasana, or Lizard Pose, reflects this balance of strength and flexibility, symbolizing the King’s rooted stability and adaptability in creating purposeful abundance.