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.

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: Empress

The Empress represents the archetypal mother. She nurtures and protects all of her creation. She represents motherhood and the feminine side of power; she is the goddess in the mother aspect. The mother represents the balance between active mind and wisdom; she is the ruler, authority, and woman’s influence. The Empress is faithful and takes action and initiative. She is beautiful inside and out; she takes pleasure in the successes of others; she has the joy of life, and she is a muse. She takes action impulsively and is completely faithful.

Her element is Earth and Air.  She is associated with both Virgo and Libra.  Her planet is Venus (love and pleasure). When this card appears in a reading, it signifies a moment when everything comes together perfectly. Her Chakra is the Solar Plexus the I feel Chakra. She is the number three in numerology, or the number twelve, which combines to a three. In a yes or no reading, this card means yes!

Colours:
Red – Love, eagerness, physical and practical.
White – Innocence, purity of motive, balance.
Yellow – Warmth, energy, curiosity, enlightenment.
Green – Abundance, nature, fertility, balance and success.

Symbolism:
Venus: sexuality, sensuality and love. The active feminine principal.  She actively creates and nurtures.
Swans: These creatures mate for life; they symbolize perfect love and are a heraldic symbol.
River/Waterfall: This represents the flow of life, for water is life. The continual flow and the ever-changing life-sustaining nourishment.
Fruit: Completion of the creative process. Fruits of one’s labour.
Hearts: Love and sensuality.
Heart-shaped shield: love and romance, the Venus symbol represents sexuality and beauty.
Corn: Represents an abundant harvest and the ability to produce.
Sceptre: The sceptre is a masculine symbol of authority. This one has a feminine orb at the top, representing the spiritual.
Pose: The Empress sits on a throne of cushions with nature all around, representing abundance.
Cushions/Rugs: Luxury, relaxation, comfort, sensuality, and feminine sexuality.
White Gown with Pomegranates: White indicates purity, the gown is flowing, and pomegranates are a symbol of fertility.
Pregnancy: Creative process, full effort and hard work on the part of the creator.
Bees: Activity, sweetness, busyness, and production.
Moon: link to the feminine, the mother aspect of the triple moon of the tarot.
Starry Crown: Represents the 12 houses of the Zodiac, the months and the hours. The stars are six-pointed, indicating dominion over the world. The cynical nature of creativity.  The length of time that creation can take. The crown is a symbol of authority.