Tarot journaling prompts

Never fear a blank page again

Journaling prompts are designed to get your pen moving on the page — simply by giving you a quick and easy "fill-in-the-blank" statement.

Some tarot journaling prompts will work with any card: you can draw a card at random, or choose any card you want to study. Other prompts are inspired by specific cards that you'll need to pull from your deck.

Tarot journaling prompts are quick, easy, and fun ... and they usually lead to some surprising revelations.

Here are some sample journaling prompts for you to try:

Today, at random, I drew the __________. Yet it seems like a card I could have chosen on purpose, because __________.

If I could spend the day with any character, from any card, I would choose __________. That's because __________.

Here are the top ten things I like about the [name of card]:

I hate the __________ card, because __________.

Some tarot prompts encourage you to adopt the mindset of a single card, and "become" the figure in the image. For example:

I am the Hanged Man. I've been hanging here for a long time. Why do I continue to hang like this, day after day? I think it's because __________.

I am the King of Wands. You can tell I'm the King, because I'm wearing __________, a symbol of __________.

I am the Archangel Raphael, the winged spirit of the Lovers card. My message is simple: __________.

Get a new tarot journaling prompt each week!

Join the Tarot Journaling Group on Yahoo Groups, and each week you'll get a free tarot journaling prompt delivered via email. You'll get the latest tips, hints, and news about journaling, and you'll also get advance notice of tarot journaling workshops and seminars.

You'll even be able to discuss your discoveries and share your success with fellow tarot journalers from around the world.

The Tarot Journaling Group is moderated by Corrine Kenner, the author of Tarot Journaling.