Hello my darlings and welcome.
In this video I am bringing you 10 Yuletide journaling prompts for you for the season,
and at the end, I will be sharing eight bonus prompts relating to the new Year
Let’s do some Magical Crafting.
Journaling during the holiday season, or at any time, can be a helpful way to reflect
on your experiences, emotions, and personal growth.
It can also serve as a creative outlet and a way to document memories and events.
Some people find that journaling during the holidays helps them to manage stress and stay
organized.
The holiday season can be a busy and hectic time, with a lot of social and financial obligations,
and journaling can provide a sense of calm and balance.
It can also be a way to process any difficult emotions that may arise during this time of
year, such as loneliness or grief.
Here are ten journaling prompts relating to the themes of the yuletide season.
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For many, Winter is a time to contemplate darkness.
Write about the darker parts of yourself that you may feel the need to focus on.
Winter is a time to focus on resting.
How can you learn to be still in a world that is often so busy?
What elements can you disconnect from to allow you to embrace stillness this season?
How does the winter season affect your emotions?
What are the most common emotions you feel during the season?
Do you reflect these feelings toward others?
What kind of energy do you want to bring to those around you?
Would you like to live more by the seasons in the Wheel of the Year?
Are there some traditions you hold dear, or are there any new traditions you’d like
to embrace?
How can you bring the symbols of winter into your daily life?
List three things you want to accomplish this winter season and why they are important to
you.
Make a list of things you can let go of that have not served you this year.
What is something you want to begin to nurture for this coming year?
During this winter season of rest, what is one thing you can do to change your physical
space that will benefit you?
Make a list of some things you can do to heal your mind, body, and spirit this winter season.
Make a list of things that you find comforting this time of year and that bring you joy.
Why do they bring you comfort or joy?
Would you categorize them as healthy or good for you?
Why or why not?
What is one belief or habit you have that might benefit you if you let it go or quit
it?
What is one belief or habit that might benefit you if you accepted or started it?
What would you describe as the overall theme of this year for you?
Was it what you had intended it to be?
Review the intentions you set at the beginning of this year.
Make a list of what you hoped to achieve and whether or not you achieved each one.
Do you feel a sense of accomplishment in general looking back?
Will you attempt similar goals in the new year?
How do you feel about the goals that you did not achieve?
Were your expectations too high or did your focus change?
What are some intentions, goals or dreams that you have for the coming new year?
What can you let go of, or what stale dreams, ideas or goals can you put away?
Thinking about how much time you have left in the year.
What is the best use of your time during the shorter days of the season?
What investments will you make in yourself in the coming year?
Make a list of things that those investments might require you to give.
Why are those investments worth the sacrifice?
What’s something that you learned about yourself last year that makes you feel powerful
moving forward this year?
Did you overcome a challenge?
Write about the person who is stepping into the new year?
Is that person different from the one who is leaving the old year behind?
As you enter the new year, who would you like to become?
I hope that you find these journaling prompts helpful when reflecting on the themes of the
season and I am wishing you a blessed yuletide.