Tarot journalAfter the Reading: A Five-Minute Tarot Journal
Save one sentence from your reading, add one detail from your day, and leave yourself a question to revisit.
Tarot journalSave one sentence from your reading, add one detail from your day, and leave yourself a question to revisit.
Choosing a readingA specific situation and a recurring life pattern call for different kinds of questions.
Tarot journalA repeat card makes a good journal prompt. Here’s how to compare two appearances without forcing a connection.
First readingsA useful note can be just two sentences: what happened, and what you want to understand about it.
Work & directionSeparate the work you enjoy from the part of the week that leaves you drained.
Reading the cardsA reversed card can change the emphasis of a reading. Try this exercise with the Queen of Wands.
Card meaningsBoth cards can speak about connection. The question you ask helps bring their different emphases into focus.
Year aheadA simple way to use a year-ahead reading without trying to remember twelve cards at once.
DecisionsLay out one card for each path and a third for the part of the decision you might be overlooking.
Love & relationshipsThree ways to ask about a quiet stretch in a relationship, especially when the last conversation felt perfectly normal.