Without Tarot Cards, how different would your life be?

[Saturn Celeste]

http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=139579

by Zezina

If Tarot cards suddenly didn't exist, how much impact would that have on your life, and how would you feel about it?

[Grizabella]

I'd be pretty lost. I'd have to paint myself a deck, probably. Tarot is always with me---always on my bed with me,  always in my bag when I go somewhere, always on my desk and always beside me when I paint or crochet or whatever else I'm doing wherever I'm doing it. The only place it doesn't go with me is into the shower.

 

 

[Grandma]

[AJ-ish/Sharyn]

kind of ambiguous, do you mean taken away or never existed?

 

you can't miss what you don't know.

 

never existed, I wouldn't have a blog which is one of the cornerstones of my days.

 

taken away? As mentioned below, I'd find another way

 

 

 

[PageOfCups]

I'd probably be way more anxious and taking some sort of anti-anxiety medication with awful side-effects.

[Bodhiseed]

I wouldn't have a tarot blog (for almost 8 years) that allows me a chance for self-reflection and writing. I doubt I would have created the two decks I did - Lojong for the Layperson and Elements of Recovery. I would lack a spiritual tool in my toolbox. But the biggest loss would be friends that I've met through tarot!

[Jewel]

I would not have met all of you lovely people.

[DarkElectric]

I'd be really bummed about it, if tarot were to suddenly cease to exist. I'd feel as though a vital part of myself  suddenly ceased to exist, because I love being able to interact with the cards, and experience the magick of watching the tales they tell unfold before my very eyes. Human beings connect to life, and each other, through our stories, and that's what I'd miss  so much.

[Jewel]

I'd be really bummed about it, if tarot were to suddenly cease to exist. I'd feel as though a vital part of myself  suddenly ceased to exist, because I love being able to interact with the cards, and experience the magick of watching the tales they tell unfold before my very eyes. Human beings connect to life, and each other, through our stories, and that's what I'd miss  so much.

I so agree with this.  Tarot is a very intricate part of my life from a spiritual and personal perspective.  It is also a great therapist.

[Grandma]

I'd be really bummed about it, if tarot were to suddenly cease to exist. I'd feel as though a vital part of myself  suddenly ceased to exist, because I love being able to interact with the cards, and experience the magick of watching the tales they tell unfold before my very eyes. Human beings connect to life, and each other, through our stories, and that's what I'd miss  so much.

I so agree with this.  Tarot is a very intricate part of my life from a spiritual and personal perspective.  It is also a great therapist.

 

Yes. Every single word, me too.  That's what I intended to convey in this comment