Hey there, Aries! These astrology journal prompts are for you, especially with the new moon in Aries. Use them to dig deep into how you see yourself and how you’re best putting those Aries (March 21 - April 19) traits and energy to use.

Why Keep an Astrology Journal?

Journaling is surprisingly beneficial! Writing down your thoughts and experiences can help you process emotions, track personal growth, provide mental stimulation, and even spark creativity.

Writing Practice

Like anything, practice matters when it comes to writing, so develop a writing ritual. That means journaling can help improve the writing you do in other areas of your life!

Using your Aries journal prompts or other journaling prompts can be a useful tool for improving writing skills.

Reflect on Your Goals

Journaling is an opportunity to focus on your goals and progress. It also allows you to evaluate what is longer serving in your life and make necessary adjustments. Don’t forget to track your progress in your journal!

Improve Your Health

Studies are showing that journaling may also reduce stress, improve your immune system response, and even boost your memory. Here’s an article from Intermountain Healthcare about it.

So with those benefits in mind, take a few deep breaths and let’s begin!

35 Aries Moon Journal Prompts

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1. How are you feeding your mind these days? How are you healing your mind these days?

2. What does being in the spotlight feel like to you?

3. How do you tend to overcome obstacles, release them, or find a path around them?

4. How do you balance your impetuous Aries side with your goal-oriented side? How do you ground yourself?

5. You are a fire sign, and fire is a transformative energy. How does that energy show up in your life and universe?

6. As a fire sign, you may spend a lot of time moving quickly and energetically, and waiting might be hard. How do you make space for calm and rest?

7. Fire signs tend to be inspirational to others. How do you use your light and power to make the world better?

8. Has your natural fire-sign enthusiasm ever led to anything unexpectedly good in the past? Describe it.

9. How do you grow and tend to your confidence?

10. Aries is known for independence. How do you balance your independence with being in a relationship (romantic or friendship)?

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11. How do you balance or utilize your need for independence in your career?

12. Describe a time when you led the way on a new venture. What was happening? What did you learn?

13. Who are you loyal to? How do you show your loyalty?

14. What ideas and dreams have you been loyal to in your life? How do you show your commitment to them? What ideas should you release?

15. Aries sometimes has strong emotions! Write about a past time your anger or other strong energy was justified and worked out for the best.

16. Write about a time you went after something you wanted and got it or were able to create it. What did you learn?

17. Who is your oldest friend? What gives your friendship light and longevity?

18. What is your life leadership style?

19. What goal-setting strategies work the best for you? Why? How do you make stuff happen?

20. Think about your romantic partner or an important friendship. How does that person show love? How is it different from how you show love, and how do you honor both ways?

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21. What are your most effective anger-management strategies? How do you know when to use them?

22. What does honesty mean to you? What are the elements of honesty?

23. Do you tend to fall in love quickly or find someone attractive at first sight? Write about how you know what you want in a romantic partner.

24. What are you passionate about? Why?

25. What have you realized are your top five best qualities? Why?

26. Write about a time that you were ambitious about something. (It doesn't have to be at work. It can be for one of your passions or even around the house!) Did you get what you set out for? What did you learn?

27. What is your strategy for working on a team? How do you balance teamwork and relationships with your competitive side?

28. Write about a time you went above and beyond.

29. Aries sometimes spends money as soon as it comes in! What is your savings strategy to keep yourself balanced?

30. What are your most valuable skills and talents? How do you remind yourself of them regularly?

31. How do you plan to grow over the next six months? Over the next astrological year? Set your intentions now.

32. Write about a time you were spontaneous and it went well.

33. How do you balance your impetuous, restless feelings with planning a dream for the future?

34. Write about the time you felt Fear of Missing Out. Do you have regrets about either what you might have missed out on in the past, or what you did to chase that feeling?

35. How do you express yourself creatively? What do you value about your creative outlet or latest creative project?

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How to Start Your Astrology Journal

You can use the above zodiac journal prompts in addition to reflecting on any readings or horoscopes you might have—and about your daily life, passion, and goals. Journaling is a great way to lean into creating and celebrating an intentional, thoughtful life. Here’s how to get started.

Consider incorporating moon journal prompts for deeper self-reflection.

Choosing Your Journaling Materials

Choose a journal that you like, because if it makes you happy, it will be easier to pick it up. Consider selecting a journal that reflects your Aries spirit!

Additionally, you might want to choose journaling materials that align with the new moon in Aries and its energy to enhance your self-reflection and spiritual development.

Physical Journals

If at all possible, take a moment to hold your journal in person before you buy it. Get a sense of whether you will reach for it and enjoy sharing your passion with it.

Journal Binding

Determine if the journal will lay flat. That is, can you open it to start writing and have it stay open?

Is the journal’s binding sturdy? Try to get a sense of whether the cover is going to get detached from the block of pages as you write.

Journal Size

Think about whether your journal’s size suits you. If you’re going to leave it on your desk and write there, maybe you want a bigger trim size. If you’re going to take it to the coffee shop or the art museum, you might want the smaller trim size path.

Journal Paper

Consider the paper texture. If it’s too glossy, that limits your pen options. A standard ballpoint will probably work, but if you want to use pencil or other type of pen, it might not make a mark or it might smear easily.

Journal Extras

This isn’t necessary, but a ribbon marker is a nice way to keep your place in a journal.

If this is going to be a portable journal, an elastic closure keeps it from splaying open inside your bag. Other clasps can be bulkier, so make sure the journal still lays open comfortably if you look at those.

Digital Journals

What digital journals lack in book-nerd cache, they make up for in portability and convenience. They’re especially handy if you’re journaling about ideas you might want to use later—don’t underestimate a deep search feature. You also have plenty of free and very inexpensive options on this path, from Google docs to specialized apps like Penzu.

Tips for Establishing a Journaling Habit

A habit can take time to begin, and that amount of time varies. Focus on intentionally creating space and time for your new practice and exploring some journaling ideas that you might like to incorporate.

Create an irresistibly comfortable place to write. Stock it with your favorite pens and journal. While you’re at it, remove any obstacles that will keep you from journaling.

Pick a time of day to write and set up a recurring calendar appointment to remind you of your ritual. Try intentionally sitting down to write at that exact time for the next few weeks, until you’re comfortable enough with the habit to vary it.

If it feels overwhelming to sit down and write for an indeterminate amount of time, try setting a timer for 10 minutes and telling yourself to write that long.

Too long? Try 5 minutes.

Still too long? Try writing one line a day.

Consider setting intentions during Aries season as part of establishing your journaling habit. The new moon is always a good time to start a new path, too. (You can also use the full moon if you don't want to wait!)

Try a habit tracker

Add journaling to your favorite habit tracker, be it standalone or in your planner. There’s nothing as satisfying as filling in another habit tracker box! (We have a few downloadable habit trackers if you need one!)

Regularly evaluate whether the habit tracker is longer serving your needs.

What’s Next?

Are you finished with these Aries journal prompts but want to keep going? Look no further—we’ve got plenty of journal prompts for adults for after April 19. (Or whenever you're ready! You don't have to save your zodiac sign journaling prompts for the moon in Aries.)

Consider planning future journaling activities and setting goals for the future.

35 Aries Journal Prompts