Survey: Tarot and Birth Order

[rash212]

Yes, I 'm the eldest! and i do realize alot of people out here who are into divinitions are amoungst the eldest in their family... interesting food for thought!

"Elders are considered more mature , they tend to grow faster than their age maybe thats why they are mature enough to handle people's problems or give sane advices"

 

[RiverDaughter]

female, and oldest child (of an oldest child with kids, so oldest of all the cousins on both sides!)

my dad's younger brother (middle child) does some divination I think, as he's the one that bought me my runes. I'm the only one that does the tarot thing (and should probably not tell anyone!)

 

[Nevada]

I was the fourth of five--but you have no "fourth" so I checked "other."

Nevada

 

[Granville]

I am male and was an only child for 21 years and then....ooooppppps.....my mother starts her change of life and there comes my brother. He has no interest in Tarot.

 

[Le Chat]

I am the half sister to a sister and brother. My father and my grandfather on my mother's side were and are Welsh. This makes me the only Druid!

We never talk about my Tarot readings!

 

[earth mama]

I'm my father's oldest and my mother's fifth. The next oldest is 10 years older than me.

 

[tarotbear]

I am #4 out of 5 children, but the second male of three.

In-between my older brother and I, my mother miscarried twin girls, so quite possibly I might not have been born!

There is an 8-year gap between myself and my younger brother.

 

[Hawthorne]

Interesting topic!

I'm an only one. Nobody in my family reads the Tarot. I believe my mother was intuitively gifted, but she did not pursue it.

 

[star-lover]

i'm the eldest of 2
my mum used to read the coffee cup and that's about it though my grandmother's intuition/wisdom used to be 2nd to none
my dad's side in general are more into the mysteries of life etc

 

[Josipa]

The eldest of two, having one younger sister who is open to tarot (as is my whole family) but has no interest in learning it herself.

Josipa