Nine of Pentacles

The Nine depicts a successful person on a large property surrounded by luxury. The person in the Nine has obtained great material status and comfort and keeps their power under control (In the Rider-Waite deck, a falcon is at the woman's command rather than being a predator.)

This card denotes abundance, wisdom, and the obtainment of material goods, but it might also indicate a lack of a companion to share those goods with.
 
Questions answered by Nine of Pentacles:
Who? A wealthy person 
What? A profitable skill
Where? In a palace or room of luxury
When? The beginning of September; After success is achieved; 9 months
Why? to become more self-reliant
Yes or No? Yes
 
Nine of Pentacles
​Before any card: Have gratitude for (card)
After any card: Luxuries, self-sufficiency
 
The Nine of Pentacles as:
...an action?

• Be thankful
• Treat yo' self12
• Share the wealth

...a place in your house?

• Your photos
• The fridge
• The garden
• The bird's cage

...a place in your city?

• A fine dining restaurant
• A market
• The zoo

...a place in the world?

• Hong Kong
• Singapore
• Zurich
• Tel Aviv
• The Forbidden City

...something to eat?

• Grapes
• A catered meal
• Fruit you picked yourself

 
...something to clean?

• Yourself! Take some time to pamper or treat yourself

 
...where to find the missing item?

• On your person, or where you put the things you just bought for yourself
• A bird got them

 
...a color? Green
 
...a movie theme? Luxury, earned rewards

• Crazy Rich Asians
• Trading Places

• Emma, Clueless

 
...a new career?

• Fitness trainer
• Freelance work
• Custom designs

• Falconer or Aviary work
• Environmental conservationist

Nine of Pentacles combinations
With The Tower: A great upheaval leads to luxurious success.
With Ten of Wands: A fancy lifestyle is too much of a burden.
With Six of Cups: The children are one's greatest reward.
With Queen of Swords: A sharp and skilled person reaps the fruits of her labor.
With Ace of Pentacles: A new job opportunity leads to great rewards.
 
12 From Parks and Recreation, NBC.