A Documented History of the Tarot – An Interview with Tarot Historian Sherryl E.Smith

Episode Title: A Documented History of the Tarot with Sherryl E. Smith

Description:

In this episode of The Cauldron, we are thrilled to welcome Sherryl E. Smith, a distinguished tarot historian and the creator of Tarotheritage.com. Join us as we delve into the rich and fascinating history of tarot cards, exploring the major arcana and uncovering the stories behind these mystical symbols. Sherryl shares her extensive knowledge, insights, and passion for tarot.

Key Points:

• Introduction to Sherryl E. Smith and her background in tarot history.
• An overview of Tarotheritage.com and its vast resources, including detailed histories of major arcana cards, tarot galleries, and a timeline of tarot history.
• The origins and evolution of tarot cards through the centuries.
• In-depth discussion on the symbolism and significance of major arcana cards.
• Sherryl’s journey in creating Tarotheritage.com and her dedication to preserving and sharing tarot history.
• Insights into how and when tarot came to be used for personal growth and spiritual guidance.

Links Mentioned:

• Visit Sherryl E. Smith’s website: tarotheritage.com
• Purchase reporduction of the cards here: https://www.loscarabeo.com/en/products/tarocchi-lo-scarabeo 

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Thank you for listening to the The Cauldron. A special thanks to Sherryl E. Smith for sharing her incredible insights and knowledge with us. Don’t forget to check out tarotheritage.com for more on tarot history. Until next time, blessed be!