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Not a bad book, but since I'm already doing most of this, not very useful for me.

Very useful questions, if one dedicates the time and energy to finding answers to them.

Ploughing on! :)

Cycle Two, which begins on 1 February and ends on 14 March, is dedicated to emotions. Well, it has been a very emotional time, — I do hope it becomes less so...

(I accidentally hit 'finished reading'; I'm far from it, really!).

I started the book on Imbolc, so I don't know what happened in January :)
As for February... Well, I often find the prompts very useful, only I am already doing most of this, so it's not as helpful as I hoped it would be. But there have been nice spells and mini-rituals and I hope to gain more from working with this book.

Cycle Two, which begins on 1 February and ends on 14 March, is dedicated to emotions. Well, it has been a very emotional time, — I do hope it becomes less so...

We've finished the first cycle!

It was 'prescribed' for, among other things, 'feeling isolated or disconnected from the world or other people'. I do feel isolated and disconnected, and this is the way I want it. Still, I've made some (rather unexpected) progress in several important relationships. Good!

The next cycle's 'prescriptions' seem much more relevant to me, and already I've discovered something useful.

The sixth chapter was a bit chaotic, as if it didn't get enough editing — I hope the rest of them aren't like that. The runes names and pictures are mixed up, unfortunately.
Still, the chapters and prompts do give one food for thought and, hopefully, lead to personal growth and all that :)

Enjoying it greatly :)

The author did mean it when she said she is offering 'nuggets that inspire further exploration'! E. g., this prompt: 'How comfortable are you in taking risks?' Not at all; but what would be a healthy attitude? Reading about various definitions of risk, though, did provide some interesting insights. So I guess it's a book one should read with a phone in hand, to be ready to google a lot.

A very weird book with what seems like very useful journal prompts.

Love the idea of 'self-knowledge and healing through the wheel of the year'.
But as I'm going through the prompts, I keep thinking, 'So what?'. Like, 'How do you feel when everything around you seems dark?' Well, I love darkness, and?.. I'm reading two other books with 'prompts for witches' now and I like that both of them are more explicit. But I still trust that something good will come out of it.

Sara?.. :)