Witchy Cauldron Tarot Journal and Planner: Daily Reflections & Personal Growth with Stickers, Tarot Workbook

Love it, I will be ordering often. I love having a place to record my readings and to learn more about the cards and how they relate to me! ❤️

Love this journal and everything that comes with it! Thank you!!

The media could not be loaded. Muy buena calidad, muy hermoso, y muy completo, las hojas son bien blancas y de un grosor espectacular, realmente no hay crítica al respecto de la calidad, buen resumen de esplicacion y consejos. Muy variado en cuanto a lo que es el uso que le puedes dar. Mi único problema es que lo intente buscar en español y no lo encontré y que reamente tiene muy poco espacio para escribir en cada carta o tirada.

With a hard bound cover and pages upon pages of space to write your insights from daily draws, along with stickers and explanations of each card,, this is an amazing journal.

This is a mostly amazing journal. It’s a wonderful way to learn tarot! Exciting, easy, understandable, and fun! The different sections offer so many ways to learn, with thought provoking prompts for each reading. The information is simple, well-written, and clearly comes from someone who is knowledgeable about teaching tarot. I am absolutely LOVING using this journal.As much as I hate to do it, I have to point out what isn’t so perfect in this otherwise fabulous journal:- The number of pages designated to each section is odd, to say the least. There are 24 designated spaces for daily readings, and yet there are 5 designated spaces for yearly spreads! I wish the author had explained why the book was set up this way. It’s as though this journal is just a sampler, but an unusual one!- The format isn’t right in the daily readings. There are two spaces for each single answer. It’s not a big deal, but still worth mentioning. It makes you wonder what you are supposed to do with each space.- The individual card meanings have the prompt “combination” but no where does it explain what that means. I suspect it is the cards drawn with it and how they connect, but what if you are doing a seven card draw? There’s certainly is not enough room for that!This is definitely a 5-star journal, as far as being quality, fun, and informative. The stickers are so cute and a really cool bonus. The weirdness of the layout and lack of explanation in a couple of areas bring it down to a 4. I love this journal though, and I look forward to seeing future improved journals from this author, which I will definitely purchase! Actually, I just changed my mind, in the first few days of using this, the insight I have gained is tremendous. Flaws or not, this gets a 5 star.

This is a neat idea and has the same take on Tarot that I do, it’s not something magical, but a tool to make you think.This is a nice spiral book with hard covers and then there is a bank of stickers (8 pages of 30 stickers each), included for the tarot cards besides. As tarot is a deck of 78 cards this is about 3 each. This is a nice way to do that. I usually just write down the card name, I have turned up but the visual gives it more depth and you can reference that.RIDER WAITE DECK USED:It uses the most common deck, the Rider Waite. Not my favorite deck (I like Morgan-Greer). However I see there are lots of these stickers you can buy, and none for the other decks, so that makes sense.The book gives you a rough idea of 4 types of readings and then has spaces for you to journal your readings. It covers moon phases for the daily readings, something that was new to me.Besides Daily readings you have**** Three page spreads**** Horoscope spreads.**** Yes/No spreadAll 78 cards are discussed and there is room for personal insights on each.The count on how many you can do in this book for spreads are below.**** Daily readings (24)**** Three page spreads (17)**** Horoscope spread (6)**** Yes/No spread (11)There is a further discussion of Astrology synthesis and the impact of Mercury retrograde. Something I have not done much withOverall I plan to use it and it will me back into a more regular tarot practice. I’m a pretty practical person, so to me tarot helps me consider other aspects of an issue rather than something mystical as the title of the book implies.

The Witchy Cauldron Tarot Journal and Planner is a must-have companion for tarot enthusiasts and practitioners seeking to deepen their spiritual journey and personal growth. This meticulously designed journal offers a unique blend of daily reflections, tarot insights, and planning tools to support your path of self-discovery.With its enchanting cauldron-themed design, this journal invites you to embark on a magical journey of introspection and transformation. Each page is thoughtfully crafted to provide space for recording daily tarot readings, reflections, and intentions, allowing you to track your progress and insights over time.The inclusion of stickers adds a playful and creative element to the journaling experience, allowing you to personalize your entries and infuse them with your unique style. Whether you're a seasoned tarot reader or just beginning your journey, these stickers add an extra touch of magic to your practice.More than just a journal, this planner also serves as a practical tool for organizing your daily life and setting intentions for the future. With prompts for goal setting, gratitude practices, and self-care rituals, it empowers you to align your actions with your highest aspirations and intentions.Whether used as a daily ritual or occasional tool for self-reflection, the Witchy Cauldron Tarot Journal and Planner offers a sacred space for deepening your connection to the tarot and nurturing your personal growth journey. With its beautiful design, thoughtful prompts, and creative elements, it is sure to become an invaluable companion on your path to self-discovery and empowerment.

Very basic cheaply made. 1 page copied over and over.