Blemish Free?

From the Morgan-Greer Tarot, the Seven of Pentacles; from the Gods and Titans/Goddesses and Sirens Oracles, Nuada:

          This farmer has carefully planted and cultivated his crop with good results. When I am on the downhill side of the mountain, it can become easy to begin to rush toward the finish line. But the Seven of Pentacles calls for a full pause and patience. An assessment is in order before assuming everything is going as planned. There are still things to be wary of, such as pests and weather forecasts. Proceed with caution only after the evaluation is done. Nuada was the King of Erin, one of the mythical races of Ireland. A fierce warrior and wise king, he had his hand cut off in battle. His people believed if a ruler was not 'whole,' he was not fit to rule. The Dannans chose another king who had neither wisdom nor a sense of justice, and their kingdom soon felt the consequences. Eventually Nuada's hand was magically replaced with a silver hand, and he resumed leadership. Nuada's story warns against seeking perfection. While the farmer wants a good crop, it is only natural that his fruits will have a few blemishes. If he's smart, he know it's what's inside that counts.