A good passphrase is a passphrase that:
There is a method that will help you make a strong passphrase with all those characteristics: the diceware method. Here is the website with an explanation, however do not roll dices online, this is not a good practice.
The method is the following:
If you do not have a D20 or printed the whole list, you can opt for tools that auto generate the password. However, as said before, you should prefer to do it locally. This piece of code can do it for you, and it seems to be safe: clone the repository (if you know how to do it) or just download the code as a zip folder by clicking on “Code”/“Download Zip”. Then extract the folder, and open the file “dicewareGenerator.html”. This will normally open your favourite browser, but with a local file: this way, you are not connected to the internet. Then click on browse, and select the eff long wordlist in the extracted repository. You can then generate a 6 words password (as said, no need of capital letters, numbers, special characters or anything).
This is now your passphrase. Important note: do not reject a word because you do not like it, take what the dices are giving you. At the beginning, I would suggest you write it down to a paper and set it up as a passphrase that you will use everyday, like you master passphrase for Full disk encryption, or your password manager, or Thunderbird for example.
Then after one week or so, you should have memorized it, then you will burn the piece of paper.