Nine of Pentacles
The Fool journeys to the Nine of Pentacles, and at last everything can go at The Fool's pace as he enjoys the fruits of his labours. He can do as he pleases for a while, relaxed and content with his own company. He has a sense of achievement; he has done well, and he is full of self-confidence and feelings of achievement. He can look back, knowing he has done good and earned the right to take enjoyment from a situation or from his life as a whole.
We find ourselves happy, content, and quite pleased with ourselves, and if not, maybe we should change perspectives or find some alone time to do our own thing for a while.
We find here that we are satisfied, thrive on being able to express ourselves, and are calm within our own personal space. What we have accomplished in life will be something to reflect on or to enjoy to the fullest at our own pace.
If we find ourselves alone, then relax into it, as life is still moving forward, and this will change. Yet we may find that we just feel even more independent than normal and relish enjoying time alone, especially if it means that we do not have to rely on anyone.
This is a prosperous card, filled with calmness and a time of slow and enjoyable relaxation. Enjoy feeling peaceful and positive.
You have every right to feel pleased with yourself and to enjoy what you have gained for yourself, be it self-confidence or material goods. Enjoy your personal success.
Enjoy some pampering and luxuries!
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My book arrived this week. Yes!
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I can see myself using this book as my primary resource for years!
This began as sharing a photo and ended up as a short review for those who have not yet bought Pam’s book.
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Wow..Thankyou Pam Thanyou Pam for the reading. Was just what I needed both for reassurance and to put a spring in my step. Your date for August 2018 was spot on. All the best to you x
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