Thank you, Rose. It looks like there's a lot there, so I will dive into that too. I'm already falling out of my chair after reading the first post, because in addition to having a collection of tarot decks, I also have a collection of journals, both blank and filled. I always have several journals going at once--planning journals, reflection journals, nature journals....very special decks get their own dedicated journals, and then I have general tarot journals to keep track of readings for decks that don't have their own journals. Of course none of these are truly distinct categories and one area will bleed into another. I have tried to commit to finishing the journals I already have going before starting another new one. But, this deck is special and a dedicated journal seemed to be called for. I had a already picked out one of my blank journals that I've been holding on to for a few years. Yes, it's the same one @ilweran mentioned--Paperblanks Poetry in Bloom. That is CRAZY!!! To be fair, it does coordinate very nicely with the deck. I am no stranger to these serendipitous moments that happen in tarot, but they still amaze me.

It's the same there, which will be where Llewellyn got it.

Looking for a tarot app that stays out of the way. Most of the ones I tried are ads, daily-horoscope copy, or a paywall after a few draws. I wanted the cards, a layout I can arrange, and a reference library — not an app narrating the reading. So I made a small one: Real Tarot. Early, Android only, no account, no data collected. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hermeticworks.realtarot If you try it, tell me what feels off. And if you already have one you kept, what made it stay? Side question: anyone here read upright only, no reversals? Curious how common that is, and whether you treat a “shadow” meaning as already inside the upright card.