The Tarot Journal

TLDR: LOVE THE JOURNAL! WOULD RECOMMEND! I’ve been going through a lot of up and downs in my life the last couple of years, mostly downs. After a lot of internal searching and external doom scrolling I stumbled upon someone talking about tarot and was intrigued about the idea of using art, symbolic imagery, and creative thinking to break out of my struggle cycle. I found a gorgeous deck that felt like it was made for me, and then learned about using tarot for journaling. I am very particular about my notebooks and pens. If something doesn’t feel good to write in I will probably not end up using it…but yet again I feel VERY drawn to this gorgeous journal! The first thing that struck me about it or the colors. My favorite colors are turquoise and purple and pink. I also very much like that pages 4-25 right at the start of the journal are packed with useful information so if you bring your tarot deck and journal outside on a nice day, you don’t have to lug your big books out as well! Lastly, I’ll add that. I love how each page of the journal is set up. You can write the date, circle the moon phase, and put some information about your tarot spread and interpretation on the top half of the page. Then, the bottom half of the page is a beautiful dot grid! You can use that part of the page however you want. You can draw your tarot spread, you can doodle how the reading made you feel, you can write down keywords that stood out to you, it really is totally up to you. I’m a big fan of dot grid notebooks/journals. I almost exclusively get dot grids. I am pleased, to say the least! I am only just starting this journey, but I’m feeling positive and excited… and that is something to feel good about all on its own!

I was very indecisive over what journal I should purchase. This has a lot of tarot information with simple explanations and various card spreads as examples. Each page has enough room to record basic information. I plan on using miniature tarot stickers to represent my spreads. The book itself is beautiful! Much nicer than pictures show. The colors are a bit more muted and less gaudy in a very good way (matte finish). Gilt edged pages with an attached purple ribbon bookmark. Someone here said they liked the “feel of the cover” and I didn’t understand why. I agree now!! The gold design on the cover is raised and the texture of it really does feel nice in your hands. I couldn’t be happier with the size, appearance, quality and function of this journal. The price for what you are getting is awesome!!

This journal is great for those who are learning to read tarot or for those like my neurodivergent self, need to keep a notes of everything. This is very useful for 1-3 card spreads, but anything more, it does not give sufficient space for more analysis. Great speed suggestions in the beginning of the book and ribbon bookmark gives a mystical aesthetic. Highly suggest for the newbie tarot babies!

Love love love love love this journal!!! It's so much more than a journal too! It gives spread details, tips, tricks, explanations, and so many things. The cover is beautiful, I love that it has a ribbon bookmark in it, and the pages for tracking your readings have so much stuff in them. I literally don't want to ever do a draw without having this right next to me.

This book is a pocket treasure, lively in color and covered with attractive old-gold elements. The card explanations are clear and welcome, a good feature for beginners. The only down side is how little space is allotted for actually recording readings. There’s barely room on one small page to fill in what cards you drew, and a space of two fingers to write your analysis. Even if you fill up the space meant to “draw your spread”, it’s skimpy, and the next page is laid out for another reading. This is a good book to have if you do tons of brief readings, like a three-card before work every day, or are so familiar with tarot and your deck that you can use shorthand you’ll understand at a glance. If you do many-card readings or like to record any part of the thought process that led you to a conclusion, you should get a different book, or use note paper for the long form and transfer an abbreviated version to this book.

A beautiful tarot journal. You should absolutely buy this!!!

I love this and all of the pages include moon phases so you can do your special readings. It’s not a ton of space to write so I’ve been using the bottom space where your supposed to draw out the spread

I can't tell you how much I love this journal. It is beautiful. I love the jeweltons and the gold accents. And I love that it is timeless. You get to date each page so if you don't get to it in a month, it's not a waste... Which leads to shame. I am through getting dated yearly journals. This is my go to. The only drawback is I have so many decks and so much to write in one page is not enough. But you know you can just put the same date on the next page. Recommend Highly!

Cover is really beautiful but not enough writing space for interpretation..not pratical sadly

Beautiful book with gold detail, lots of insight into tarot. Recieved it today. As many said before there could be more space to write. None the less happy with my purchase.

Never used lol

This Tarot journal is perfect place to write all your thoughts about your card pulls. I’m relatively new to default card pulls and I’ve heard from many that it’s a good idea to right things down in order to look for patterns and themes. Having a dedicated space just for this feels essential now I’ve got started with it. I’d say this journal would be handy for any person who card pulls for themselves or others. If you’re new to tarot and oracle decks this will be helpful as you learn the cards and their meanings.

A perfect journal! I love the introduction pages & how the journal goes into the cards in a neck for interpretation. Each daily entry page is thought provoking & a great way of seeing the journey of pulling cards. I wish that it had a built in bookmark, but other than that, it’s a great addition to my spiritual ritual!