I love seeing your notebooks on instagram, it's such a treat to get a full-flip through! I will also forever love how you incorporate my zines into your spreads. I love the idea of recording every single reading without the pressure to write out a full interpretation, because I'd love to look back over the year and see which cards kept coming up.
@@TarotMagpie aww thank you so much! That means so much because you are an absolute tarot journal icon 👑🤗 I am even considering creating a spreadsheet to keep track of my most pulled cards and most used decks 📈📊👩🏻💻
Like you mention I like to pull cards when something comes up in my life that sparks a question, or evokes a feeling. I don’t just sit down every day and randomly use a spread. It’s the same reason why I don’t do year ahead spreads. I use tarot to clarify something that is happening in that moment or in that day, so it doesn’t really work for me to pull cards for 12 months down the road. I have been looking for a solution that works for me in my tarot journals. I have about six tarot notebooks that sit on my desk that I use for different things, but sometimes sometimes it gets confusing and it feels disorganized. So if you come up with a style of journal that collates everything into one journal, I would love to know about it! Thank you for sharing!
@@megadele65 Yes I too like to make tarot relate to my everyday life as I feel like that really helps me expand on card meanings and find new connections 🙂 I am already researching new journal options and will absolutely update if I find a satisfying method to keep everything in one place - that's the dream 😂
I really enjoyed seeing your journals. I just adore seeing how others use theirs ❤️✨️🥰
@@MysticMand aw thank you so much Mand, tarot is magic but notebooks and stickers are too 😝❤️🫶🏻
@mermaidsdreamtarot I'm here for journals and stickers 😅😅❤️
@@MysticMand they elevate the joy of tarot practice don't they! And pens too 😂
I love seeing how people use journals for tarot stuff. Thank you for sharing this with us. ❤
@@AstariaSen it seems like a lot of tarot lovers are also stationery lovers and I love that! 🥰
I love seeing your notebooks on instagram, it's such a treat to get a full-flip through! I will also forever love how you incorporate my zines into your spreads. I love the idea of recording every single reading without the pressure to write out a full interpretation, because I'd love to look back over the year and see which cards kept coming up.
@@TarotMagpie aww thank you so much! That means so much because you are an absolute tarot journal icon 👑🤗 I am even considering creating a spreadsheet to keep track of my most pulled cards and most used decks 📈📊👩🏻💻
You’re really inspiring me with your spread book. I’m starting something similar! 😊
@@KatieSeasCards that's amazing and makes me so happy ☺️📓📝 enjoy!!!
Like you mention I like to pull cards when something comes up in my life that sparks a question, or evokes a feeling. I don’t just sit down every day and randomly use a spread. It’s the same reason why I don’t do year ahead spreads. I use tarot to clarify something that is happening in that moment or in that day, so it doesn’t really work for me to pull cards for 12 months down the road.
I have been looking for a solution that works for me in my tarot journals. I have about six tarot notebooks that sit on my desk that I use for different things, but sometimes sometimes it gets confusing and it feels disorganized. So if you come up with a style of journal that collates everything into one journal, I would love to know about it! Thank you for sharing!
@@megadele65 Yes I too like to make tarot relate to my everyday life as I feel like that really helps me expand on card meanings and find new connections 🙂 I am already researching new journal options and will absolutely update if I find a satisfying method to keep everything in one place - that's the dream 😂