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I made a spread for when you get that feeling that you just need something new in your life.

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Just wasting the last few minutes of work by making tarot card spread layouts!

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Problem Spread. Pretty simple, but I find a good way to approach dealing with a problem you’re having!

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I made this today!

This is a Polish Proverb that my Polish grandmother used to say (at least I think it’s a proverb!) and I always really liked it. It always made me feel like I was part of the universe in a really cool and mystical way when I was a kid, and crystals, while found in the earth, have such a magcial vibe, so I thought the two went well together!

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I got a bit bored at work (shh) so I made this today. This is the spread I do (when I have the time) to begin my day! It’s nothing revolutionary or anything, but it gives me a good overview of the day :)

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Still working on my oracle deck, and making some good progress! It’s slow-going but I want to make sure I really, really like every card before I move on to the next one :)

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The reason I was looking up Tarot Journals was because I was thinking about creating one of my own! So I came up with this, I think it turned out pretty cute :) The idea is basically to have a template to write about your daily tarot card draw. If you like it, feel free to download it with stars or without stars and use it for your journaling ♡

Edited to add: If you like this journal page, check out my Daily Draw Tarot Journal in my store as well!

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I’m super excited to show off the new product I now have for sale in my store!

It’s a Tarot Learning and Reference Journal (PDF)!

This Tarot Journal is meant to be used as a learning resource as you begin your journey to learn all about the tarot, as well as an ongoing reference book for your tarot studies!

When I first started learning all about Tarot cards, I took notes from so many different books and websites and sources, that what I ended up with was probably even more confusing to use than trying to refer to each of them separately. So I came up the idea of consolidating all that knowledge and research into a single place that would make it so much easier to reference when I needed to refer to it. Hence, the creation of this journal!  

It includes two pages for every single card in your deck, with spots to record:

keywords, both upright and reversed

meanings, both upright and reversed

symbols and associations

a blank space for sketching/drawing

a section to record your personal connection/feeling of the card (I find this helps when you’re learning more than anything to remember what each card means!)

You can use this journal for one deck, or print it out again for a completely different deck - The PDF is yours once you purchase it, and you can print it out as many times as you like! I’ve even included a neutral blank page in case your deck has unusual or non-standard cards - you can add as many as you need to :)

I hope that you’ll find a use for this journal, and that it aids you in both learning your tarot cards for the first time, and throughout your tarot practice. Even when you get to the point where you can just look at a card and know exactly what it’s saying to you, sometimes you’ll still need to go back and reference your notes - hopefully this journal will be there for you in those instances. Best of luck in your tarot journey!

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