The Journal Review plugin helps users revisit their past daily notes on their anniversaries by displaying excerpts from notes created on the same day in previous years. It integrates with the Periodic Notes plugin to retrieve entries and presents them in an organized view, which can be accessed via the ribbon button or command palette. Users can customize time spans for review, choose how note previews are displayed, and enable notifications for new entries. The plugin automatically updates the view when a new daily note is created or at midnight to reflect changes.

The Reflection plugin enhances the daily and weekly note experience by displaying past notes from the same day or week in previous years. For example, when viewing a daily note from a specific date, it will show you corresponding notes from previous years, allowing for reflection and comparison. This plugin also works with weekly notes, showing notes from the same week number in previous years, providing an easy way to look back on past content and track progress over time.

The Journaling plugin allows you to view your daily notes in a journal-like format, similar to Logseq. This plugin enhances note organization and facilitates better reflection by consolidating daily notes into a continuous journaling view. With this plugin, you can specify multiple directories to be included in the journaling view, customize the date format of your notes, and filter entries by date. The plugin also supports customizable update intervals, so you can choose how frequently it scans for new or modified files. Overall, this plugin provides a unique way to review and reflect on your daily notes, making it an excellent tool for anyone who likes to keep a journal or track their progress over time.

The On This Day plugin enhances journaling in Obsidian by displaying past daily notes from the same calendar date in previous years. It provides a simple panel view that automatically updates when switching between daily notes. Users can quickly revisit past entries, reflecting on previous thoughts, experiences, and progress. The plugin integrates with the Daily Notes core plugin, ensuring compatibility with existing workflows.

The Serendipity plugin brings the concept of serendipitous discovery to Obsidian by displaying a random note from your vault each time you open the application. This feature encourages reflection on past notes, sparks nostalgia, and helps generate new ideas from old learnings. Users can customize the plugin to include or exclude specific directories, ensuring only relevant notes are surfaced. With a clean UI that adapts to your Obsidian theme and a direct link to open the displayed note, this plugin enhances your note exploration experience.