Creating a Tarot Journal That Speaks Your Language
- Nov 13, 2025
- 2 min read
The other day I was playing with one of my new decks — you know how that goes. You pull a few cards, feel out the energy, let the artwork speak… and then something a friend said popped into my mind. It wasn’t even a full sentence, more like an insight that just clicked.
And suddenly I was thinking about how different all my decks are — not just in style or imagery, but in the way they talk to me.
Some are blunt.
Some are poetic.
Some whisper.
Some sass.
And every single one holds its own energy, its own personality, its own doorway into the story.
That’s when it hit me:
It’s time to start my own Tarot Journal.
Not a generic one.
Not a keyword list.
But something that actually reflects how I read tarot — intuitively, energetically, somatically, symbolically, psychically, and a little bit chaotically in the best way.
So I sat down and began structuring one that fits my style.
And let me just say…
It’s not going to be finished in a week.
Or two.
Probably not even a month.
A true tarot journal isn’t a sprint — it’s a relationship.
It takes time, commitment, and curiosity.
It grows with you.
It changes as you do.
But by the end?
You will have a deeper connection with the cards than any guidebook could ever give you.
You’ll understand the energetic language behind your deck.
And you’ll start hearing tarot the way it’s meant to be heard —clearly, personally, and intuitively.
And because I can’t help myself…I added a few extras.
A little window into my world.
How I read energy.
How I feel cards in the body.
How I translate symbols, colors, sensations, dreams, timelines, animals, and the overall vibe of a card into a full psychic experience.
It’s not just a journal —
it’s a grimoire.
A soul-dictionary.
A magical field guide to the way tarot speaks to you.
Members — head over to your page.
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Trust me… once you begin, the cards will never feel the same again.
