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Betty Jane Ware
Betty Jane is a third-generation Seer and highly intuitive reader. She is a practicing Witch with over 35 years in the craft. An international psychic, Betty Jane has a number of well-known personalities as her clients.
With more than 35 years of experience, Betty Jane is a natural, very intuitive reader and very much to the point. You will immediately feel a connection with her, and you will be calling back for future appointments.
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Connecting With Tarot
Connecting With Tarot by Betty Jane Ware includes an overview of the Major and Minor Arcana and reading methods. A wonderful book for those just getting into doing their own Tarot readings, or those looking to understand their professional readings better.
Both paperback and Kindle ebook are available for purchase.
Card of the Year: The Hermit
2025 is the year of the Hermit. A year of introspection and getting away from it all. Self-examination is always helpful for growth.
Card of the Month: The Fool
When the Fool appears in reading, it can have many different attributes: he can appear foolish, he can appear wise, or he can appear carefree.
When the Fool appears, he is depicted as a fancy-free, footloose type of wandering youth. But to look closely at this card, we see clues as to the sort of person it represents. We have the sun, which generally represents optimism. We have mountains, which indicate a struggle ahead of us; we have the little dog, which indicates help from an animal or maybe just a nuisance. Take a look at his outfit; he is wearing a jester’s outfit, suggesting foolishness, but in times past, the jester had the ear of the King, and it has been suggested that in times past, the jester may have in actuality been a very trusted adviser. We can see the butterfly indicating new beginnings, we see the joy of dancing, we see the freedom in the flying birds. This card is sometimes very contradictory; we see the purity and passion of the White Rose. We see the wisdom carried in this knapsack and all those resources; we can also see the winding path, indicating the journey ahead and the cliff, which indicates rashness or foolhardiness.
In a reading, I often look at this card as a warning to look before you leap, depending on what cards are with it and the question. Sometimes, depending on questions and cards, it can indicate a need to follow your heart and take that leap of faith.
There are other symbols in this card as well, we looked at the knapsack or that bag, depending on how you see it, but it is being held by a stick or a wand, if you will. A wand is a symbol of power, but the Fool holds it so casually that one hardly notices it. The wand of the Fool is black, not evil, not dark, but maybe potentially unfulfilled, but potentially ready. Black is misunderstood as evil or negative; instead, it means things possible, always ready and directed. To me, this indicates a person is holding back and needs to take that leap of faith. But only if that person has noticed that stick is that wand, but if they have not, then maybe they need to take that 2nd look.
The 0 card of the Fool belongs anywhere in the deck; it works well in combination with other cards. The Fool is courage, optimism and urging faith in us and in life. We can, under pressure from people around us, be practical at difficult times. The Fool reminds us that our own inner self tells us best what to do and how to react. He symbolizes beginnings by courageously leaping into a new phase of life. This is an emotional leap, not a planned or thought-out leap.
Remember that a Fool is spontaneous, free, and innocent. He is a free spirit; he follows his own rules and agenda, and the Fool has reached true spiritual enlightenment.
But what happens when this card is reversed? Generally, a reversed card means the opposite of the upright card. The qualities have become distorted, and the new page is blocked and channeled into a different reaction.
The Fool’s zodiac is Aquarius, and like all tarot cards, it has a chakra associated with him. His Chakra is the Crown Chakra – I know. He is all the numbers, the beginning and the end. The timing of the Fool is spontaneity or within thirty days. The Fool is ruled by Uranus, which is rebellion and revolution. The fool is associated with the element of Air.
Colours:
Yellow – Warmth, energy, mental curiosity and enlightenment.
White – Innocence, purity of motive, balance and childlike.
Red – Love, eagerness, physical and practical.
Green – Abundance, fertility, balance and success.
Symbolism:
Appearance – is androgynous, meaning that there are no limitations and anyone can go on his journey.
Black Staff – is a mystery and a burden and danger.
White Shirt – Indicated innocence and purity of motive.
Outfit – Fun and bright, blowing in the wind. Open and carefree about what is to come.
Mountains – There is more to discover. Higher energy to be explored and mountains to climb.
The Cliff – Where we are and the doorway to where we are going.
The White Sun – Pure enlightenment will always be a part of the journey.
Knapsack – all the essentials, the bare minimum that is needed so that nothing holds him back.
The white Rose – The best is to come.
His Stance – The Fool is open and welcoming whatever is coming his way. He is looking upwards and feeling good and confident about what is to come. Maybe even a bit full of himself
The White Dog – excitement or warning about the journey ahead, you decide. He is a constant and loyal companion.