The Eight of Coins speaks of refining through repetition, of a method held and steady work, where the gesture settles by coming back to it.
Set in two columns of four, the pieces of the Eight of Coins fill the card. The eye climbs or descends those columns without meeting a gap, so well does the repetition hold.
Repetition turns the attempt into craft: what took an effort becomes reflex, what was fragile holds. You then take on harder commissions.
You repeat until you stop thinking, and the gesture runs empty: you produce a lot without checking it is the right thing. Tiredness rises, and the standard does not follow.
Symbolism TdM. The coin is engraved as a disc of constant diameter: aligned, it gives the look of a regular stack that few suits achieve.
Pick one gesture of your trade and set the number of times you repeat it in the week. Note what changes in the way you do it.
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