This was originally posted on Patreon. I have never shared monthly journaling pages here. Crossposting is lazy, yes, but I don’t have time to make separate posts for everyone, and I want to share paid content here, too. Sorry.
I’ve been rethinking what I want the monthly Numerology Journal Pages to actually do.
The original journal pages are built around prompts, and they’re perfectly good at what they were designed for, and they have worked out well for the last couple of years. The Expansion Pack Numeroscopes have developed, though, and I’ve found myself wanting something different: a practical way for everyone to track the Universal cycles as they unfold.
So that’s where the journal pages are heading.
Instead of giving you a collection of questions to answer, the new pages are designed to become a working record of the numerology of the month.
Each monthly set includes space to work with:
The Universal Year
The three Universal Triad transits
The Universal Month
Every Universal Day
The Tarot correspondences for each cycle
The action points and peak points within the longer cycles
Your own goals, observations, predictions, and ways of working with the energy
You can use them alongside the Expansion Pack Numeroscopes to follow the larger patterns, or use them independently as a month-long numerology experiment.
Maybe you want to see how a Universal Day actually manifests in your own life.
Maybe you’re tracking mundane events or predictions.
Maybe you want to compare what you expected from a cycle with what actually happened.
Maybe you simply want one place to keep your notes instead of trying to remember six weeks later what was happening during that particularly weird 7/Ketu day.
That’s what these pages are for.
You can keep them on your device and type or write on them digitally, or print the entire set and scribble all over it.
A gradual change
I’m not immediately getting rid of the old prompt-based journal pages.
For the rest of 2026, both versions will run alongside one another so nobody has their journal abruptly changed halfway through the year. Beginning in 2027, these cycle-tracking pages will become the standard.
I think they’re much closer to what I originally wanted these journals to become: not just something to fill out, but a tool for learning to recognize the numerical cycles while you’re actually living through them.
You can download them here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wvH8fQcBEFgiJvi3zbL3ygq5Sn9jXwWd/view?usp=sharing