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Tarot cards are a powerful tool for self-reflection, guidance, and accessing your inner wisdom. When combined with journaling, they can help you uncover deeper insights into your life, emotions, and the challenges you face. Journaling by Tarot involves pulling cards and using them as prompts to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a meaningful way. As we step into September, this practice can offer clarity, direction, and a sense of connection to your higher self.

Here’s how to get started with Tarot journaling and make the most of this insightful practice.

1. Set Your Intention

Before you begin, take a moment to set a clear intention for your Tarot journaling session. What do you hope to gain from this practice? Are you seeking answers to specific questions, or are you simply looking to explore your thoughts and emotions? Setting an intention helps to focus your energy and align your mind with the guidance you’re about to receive.

2. Draw Your Cards

With your intention in mind, shuffle your Tarot deck and draw one or more cards. You can start with a single card if you’re new to Tarot journaling, or you might choose to pull three cards for a more in-depth exploration. The cards you draw will serve as the foundation for your journaling prompts. Pay attention to the images, symbols, and feelings that arise as you look at each card.

3. Reflect and Write

Begin Tarot journaling by reflecting on the card(s) you’ve drawn. Consider the following questions as you write:

• What emotions or thoughts does this card evoke?
• How does the card’s imagery relate to your current situation or question?
• What message or advice do you feel the card is offering you?
• How can you apply the card’s guidance to your life right now?

Allow your thoughts to flow freely as you write, without worrying about structure or grammar. This is a space for you to explore your inner world and connect with the wisdom of the Tarot.

4. Look for Patterns and Themes

As you journal, notice any recurring themes or patterns that emerge. Are there certain feelings or ideas that keep coming up? These patterns can offer valuable insights into areas of your life that may need attention or healing. Over time, you may start to see connections between different journaling sessions, revealing deeper layers of understanding.

5. Close with Gratitude

After you’ve finished Tarot journaling, take a moment to express gratitude for the insights and guidance you’ve received. Whether you’ve gained clarity on a specific issue or simply deepened your connection to yourself, acknowledging the value of this practice helps to reinforce its positive effects. You might choose to close your session with a brief meditation or by thanking your Tarot deck for its wisdom.

Conclusion

Journaling by Tarot is a powerful way to tap into your intuition and uncover hidden insights about yourself and your life. As you begin this practice on September 1, let the Tarot guide you on a journey of self-discovery and inner healing. By regularly combining Tarot with journaling, you’ll not only deepen your understanding of the cards but also cultivate a greater sense of clarity, purpose, and connection to your inner wisdom. So grab your journal, shuffle your deck, and start exploring the rich insights that Tarot has to offer.

About Author

Jocelyn Paige Kelly is not your typical writer. She’s a Clarion West grad, short story writer, and poet. If you’re lucky you might catch her on Twitter tweeting as @jossome or you can read one of her many published short stories here. She has an interesting history of writing blogs for various companies from a psychic network to a supplements company. Nothing, except her kidneys, phase her.