Judgement Tarot Journal Prompts: 30 Days of Reflection

21 Disember 2025

BY NICOLE LAU

Judgement Journaling: 30 Days of Awakening, Rebirth, and Calling

The Judgement journaling practice is a transformative 30-day journey into awakening, rebirth, and discovering your calling. Unlike journaling that focuses on daily events or surface thoughts, Judgement journaling explores your deepest purpose, what needs to die so something new can be born, and what you're truly meant to do. This practice will transform you—if you're willing to answer the call.

How to Use This Journaling Practice

Guidelines for Judgement Journaling:

Be brutally honest: This work requires truth, not performance
Allow transformation: You may not be the same person at the end
Listen for your calling: Your purpose will make itself known
Write by hand if possible: The physical act deepens transformation
Set aside 20-30 minutes daily: This is deep work requiring time
Create sacred space: Candles, your Judgement card visible, quiet
Date each entry: Track your transformation journey
Commit fully: Half-hearted work won't create rebirth

What You'll Need:

Dedicated journal or notebook
Judgement tarot card for visual reference
Sacred, quiet space
Willingness to transform
Commitment to the full 30 days
Courage to face truth

Week 1: Hearing the Call (Days 1-7)

The first week focuses on beginning to hear your calling and understanding what it means.

Day 1: What Am I Being Called To?
Deep down, what do I sense I'm meant to do? What calling have I been ignoring? What purpose keeps trying to make itself known? Write everything, even if it seems impossible.

Day 2: When I've Heard the Trumpet
When have I felt called to something? When has purpose made itself known? When have I heard the summons? Describe these moments in detail.

Day 3: Why I Haven't Answered
If I know my calling, why haven't I answered? What's stopping me? What am I afraid of? Be completely honest about the resistance.

Day 4: The Life I'm Living vs. The Life I'm Called To
Describe the life I'm currently living. Then describe the life I'm called to live. What's the difference? What needs to change?

Day 5: My Deepest Purpose
What is my deepest purpose? Not what I do for work, but why I'm here. What am I meant to contribute? What's my mission?

Day 6: Signs of My Calling
What signs have appeared showing me my calling? What synchronicities? What keeps showing up? What's the universe trying to tell me?

Day 7: Week 1 Integration
Review Days 1-6. What is your calling? Even if you're not sure of details, what's the essence? Write one commitment to listening more deeply.

Week 2: What Must Die (Days 8-14)

The second week explores what old self, patterns, or life must die for rebirth to happen.

Day 8: The Old Self
Who am I that needs to die? What old identity must I release? What version of myself is no longer serving? Describe the self that must end.

Day 9: Patterns That Must End
What patterns, habits, or behaviors must die? What am I doing that's not aligned with my calling? What must stop?

Day 10: Relationships That Must Transform
What relationships must end or transform? Who in my life is tied to the old self? What connections must change?

Day 11: Beliefs That Must Be Released
What beliefs about myself or life must die? What am I believing that's not true? What limiting beliefs must be released?

Day 12: The Life That Must End
What aspects of my current life must end? What must I leave behind? What must die for the new to be born?

Day 13: My Resistance to Death
Why am I resisting letting the old die? What am I clinging to? What makes it hard to release? Explore the resistance honestly.

Day 14: Week 2 Integration
Review Days 8-13. What must die? Write a letter to your old self, saying goodbye. Honor what was, but release it.

Week 3: Forgiveness and Absolution (Days 15-21)

The third week focuses on forgiving the past and granting yourself absolution.

Day 15: What I Need to Forgive Myself For
What past mistakes do I need to forgive? What am I still carrying guilt about? What do I need to absolve myself of? List everything.

Day 16: Who I Need to Forgive
Who do I need to forgive? What grudges am I holding? What resentments must be released? Who needs absolution?

Day 17: The Shame I Carry
What shame am I carrying? What am I ashamed of? What do I judge myself harshly for? Bring it into the light.

Day 18: Granting Myself Absolution
Write: "I forgive myself for..." and complete it for every item from Day 15. Grant yourself complete absolution. You are forgiven.

Day 19: Releasing the Past
What past must I release to move forward? What history must I let go of? What can I finally put down? Write a release statement.

Day 20: The Clean Slate
If I had a completely clean slate, what would I do? Who would I be? How would I live? Envision life with complete absolution.

Day 21: Week 3 Integration
Review Days 15-20. Perform a forgiveness ritual—burn or bury what you wrote on Day 15. You are absolved. You are free.

Week 4: The Rebirth (Days 22-28)

The fourth week focuses on who you're becoming and how you'll live your calling.

Day 22: Who I'm Becoming
Who is the new self being born? What does my transformed self look like? Feel like? Act like? Describe in detail.

Day 23: My Transformed Life
What does my life look like when I'm living my calling? Describe a day in your transformed life. Be specific and vivid.

Day 24: How I'll Answer the Call
Practically, how will I answer my calling? What specific actions? What concrete steps? What's the plan?

Day 25: What I Need to Learn
What do I need to learn to live my calling? What skills? What knowledge? What development? What's required?

Day 26: Who Will Support This Transformation
Who will support my rebirth? Who understands my calling? Who will help? Who are my allies in this transformation?

Day 27: My Commitment to My Calling
Write your commitment. What vow are you making to your purpose? What promise to your calling? Make it sacred and binding.

Day 28: Week 4 Integration
Review Days 22-27. You know who you're becoming. You know your calling. You know what you must do. Write your first action step.

Days 29-30: Integration and Activation

Day 29: Who I Am Now
After 28 days of this work, who am I? How have I transformed? What's different? What's awakened? How am I changed?

Day 30: My Sacred Vow
Based on everything from this 30-day journey, write your sacred vow to your calling. What are you committing to? What promise are you making? Sign it. Date it. This is your contract with your purpose.

Advanced Journaling Practices

Once you've completed the 30-day cycle, deepen your practice:

The Daily Calling Check: Each evening, ask: "Did I live my calling today? Did I honor my purpose?" Write for 5 minutes.

The Weekly Transformation Review: Every Sunday, assess: Am I staying true to my rebirth? What needs adjustment?

The Monthly Purpose Audit: Once a month, evaluate: Am I answering my calling? Am I living my transformed life?

The Quarterly Rebirth: Every three months, revisit the 30-day practice. Transformation is ongoing.

Working with Resistance

Judgement journaling will trigger intense resistance. This is normal. When resistance arises:

If you can't identify your calling: It will become clear. Keep writing. Keep listening. Be patient.

If you're terrified of transformation: That's normal. Write about the fear. Do it anyway.

If you can't forgive yourself: Forgiveness is not about deserving. It's about necessity. Grant it anyway.

If the old won't die: Sometimes you must actively kill it. Make the choice. Take the action.

Signs Your Practice is Working

You'll know this journaling practice is transforming you when you notice:

Increasing clarity about your purpose
Courage to make necessary changes
Old patterns naturally falling away
Feeling fundamentally different
Taking action on your calling
Ability to forgive yourself and others
Living more aligned with purpose
Profound shifts in identity and life
Answering the call in concrete ways
Feeling awakened and reborn

The Constant Unification Perspective

In the Constant Unification framework, journaling is not just self-reflection—it's a method of awakening to your calling, allowing transformation, and activating your purpose. Every honest word you write about your calling strengthens your connection to it, every old pattern you release makes room for the new, every act of forgiveness creates space for rebirth.

Judgement journaling teaches that your calling is not something you create but something you discover, that transformation is not something you force but something you allow, and that rebirth happens when you're willing to let the old die. This practice is not about becoming someone else—it's about becoming who you've always been meant to be.

The journal becomes your space for awakening, the page becomes your place for transformation, and your pen becomes your tool for answering the call. Every entry is an opportunity to hear your purpose, to release the past, to be reborn. This is the work. This is the way. This is awakening.