Nine of Pentacles

Nine of Earth · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

independence, comfort, self-sufficiency

Reversed

overwork, hollow success

Upright meaning

Independence, plenty, comfort, and joy in the fruits of your own work. The Nine of Earth says you have reached stability and can enjoy it. Like the elegant Moglin woman in the vineyard on the mountainside, who has everything she needs and owes it to herself, the card speaks of well-earned peace.

Reversed meaning

Financial dependence, living beyond your means, or loneliness amid plenty. Check that your comfort is really your own.

Love and relationships

Independence within the relationship, self-worth, mature love without dependence. Reversed: loneliness, no one to share your success with.

Work and money

Financial success, independence, luxury earned through work. Reversed: instability, overspending.

The card's advice

Enjoy what you have built. You have earned it.

In Natuland

An elegant Moglin woman with a falcon on her hand stands in a vineyard on the slope of Moglin Mountain, among ripe grapes and glowing discs. She has everything she needs, and she owes it to herself.

Symbols on the card

• A hooded falcon: self-control and independence.
• A vineyard with discs: the fruits of one's own work.
• A rich robe: self-worth.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →