Episode 4: The Empress

Episode 4 of the Willow’s Grove Tarot podcast, hosted by Elle & Serena, titled "Episode 4: The Empress" was published on November 20, 2021 and runs 30 minutes.

November 20, 2021 ·30m · Willow’s Grove Tarot

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Summary

In this episode we discuss the symbolism and interpretation of The Empress, the fourth card of the Major Arcana. Then, we tell the story of Ceres and Proserpine from Bulfinch's Mythology, which features an archetypal Empress-like character. For more information about historical versions of The Empress, please visit Sherryl E. Smith’s excellent blog, tarot-heritage.com.

Episode Description

In this episode we discuss the symbolism and interpretation of The Empress, the fourth card of the Major Arcana. Then, we tell the story of Ceres and Proserpine from Bulfinch's Mythology, which features an archetypal Empress-like character. For more information about historical versions of The Empress, please visit Sherryl E. Smith’s excellent blog, tarot-heritage.com.

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