With repeated recording of the cards and your thoughts on them, you’ll soon have instant recognition of each card and gain a deeper intuitive connection with your deck as a whole. Keeping a tarot journal lets you focus on the meaning of a particular card or cards – regularly looking at the cards in a reading and noting them and their meanings in your journal lets you connect with their symbology.
It’s well known that simply reading, watching, or listening to information is not always enough to let your brain retain it however writing things down, or noting the information via some other artistic medium, engages your brain in new ways and increases your ability to remember what you’ve learned. There’s no harm in using books and online resources for memory jogs but when you get to the point where you want to fly solo, you might find a tarot journal useful.Ī tarot journal is simply a record, in your preferred medium, of your readings, interpretations and any other thoughts or notes on tarot or your tarot learning progress.Īctive learning, pattern recognition, keeping track of personal progress and letting your mind connect the things you’ve learned so far with new ideas. When you’ve just started to learn tarot it can get frustrating trying to remember all the meanings of the cards – let’s face it, 78 cards are a lot of cards to recall and sometimes particular cards in your favourite deck will keep eluding you.
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