The essential meanings of this Minor Arcana card from the Rider-Waite-Smith deck.

Upright: The Ten of Pentacles upright represents legacy, stability, and long-term success. It's the card of family, tradition, and material abundance that spans generations. When this card appears, it signifies that you've either reached or are focusing on a point of great security and establishment – like building a lasting home, business, or community. Upright, it’s a sign of wealth in a broader sense: not just money, but also the richness of family ties, support systems, and achievements that endure. It encourages thinking about the big picture and what you want to leave behind for others. This card is a strong positive omen for reaching a pinnacle of prosperity or unity in family and communal matters, often after years of effort.

Reversed: The Ten of Pentacles reversed can indicate issues with long-term stability or family discord. It might be a loss or dispute over money, inheritance, or business problems affecting the family. Perhaps what seemed secure is now in question – like a family business struggling, or a retirement plan needing re-evaluation. It could also reflect a clash between traditional expectations and personal desires (for instance, pressure from family vs. what you want for your life). Reversed, this card advises you to address cracks in the foundation: communicate openly in family or partnerships about concerns, plan carefully for financial security, and consider what "legacy" truly means to you. Ensure that chasing wealth or stability hasn't caused you to lose sight of happiness or ethics. Sometimes it’s a hint to prioritize relationships over material matters if you find that money issues are causing distance.

Three Possibilities

The secrets of this card for heart, mind and soul.

Love: Stability, family, and lasting commitment. This card represents a love that stands the test of time, creating a legacy of security and shared prosperity. It is the ultimate fulfillment of a relationship built on trust.

Career: Long-term financial success, inheritance, or building something lasting. This card suggests generational wealth, business growth, or the rewards of wise financial planning.

Spirituality: Spiritual wealth comes not just from personal enlightenment but from what you pass on to others. This is a time to share wisdom, teach, and create a lasting impact.