The journey begins with The Fool and ends with the World card.  

I introduce the process that I myself used when I first started using tarot cards.  I have repeated it on more than one occasion in over a decade of reading tarot cards every single day.  

For each of the twenty-two cards, there is a page and space to draw the card symbols, or even the entire card itself, on the assigned page. 

You also write down your initial thoughts on the symbols and then follow my guidance on the general meaning of each card, and how to learn about the card in a deeper, more connected way. 

You may be wanting to learn how to read tarot cards or simply want to deepen your tarot card connection. 

This journey AND journal can work for you, whether you are a beginner tarot card reader, a professional tarot card reader or something in between. 

As you explore the meaning of each card, you have journal pages to write down your insights, a-ha moments, and experiences with it.  You can print copies of each journal page if you need more space for journaling.  

This major arcana tarot journal is more than just a journal.  It's a JOURNEY.  

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