The answer is Yes. I have been keeping my own journal for many years, nearly 3 decades to be precise. I have often found myself often reflecting how much I have learned about the tarots. I also noticed the styles of questions and answers differs from yesterday to today.
As a journal, I use a spreadsheet that contains at the top row:
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- Type of Question - (love, family, money, spiritual...)
- Question - the inquiry or the issue
- The Card - flipped to answer my question
- Meaning - a brief meaning
- Outcome - I usually use the dates, seasons from the cards, return to the question at a different time and review
- Comments - here I enter my comments months or years later
I use formulas and pivot tables, charts to look back at the top 10 cards that populated the most and hot-tick topics that matters most to me. I review the years to see what mattered to me most at that time. It's a good way to look back at your life and not only as reading your own cards, but look back at your life where it used to be to how far you have come.
You can journal your readings in whatever way feels most comfortable. There's no right or wrong approach. I personally use my own experiences as a guide, paying attention to tarot advice but ultimately making decisions that align with my own values. I choose to make changes when they feel right for me.
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