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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.
Book a Reading
Betty Jane offers two types of readings: live readings (in person, over the phone, or by video chat) and email readings.
Choose the option that fits you best for more information.
LIVE READING
Readings take place in person, over the phone or by video chat, and will give you the insight and direction you are looking for.
EMAIL TAROT READING
These tarot readings happen by email and are great for getting the guidance you’re seeking.
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: Death
The dreaded Death card. I actually look forward to this card within a reading. I will admit that when it comes up, it is the first card that I deal with. I look for the most positive meaning in that one card and ensure that they understand Death is simply an end, and that with an end comes a new beginning.
What does this card mean? An end and a new beginning. The simple fact is that all life ends. This card is not ideal for a reading, but there is no need to focus solely on the negative aspects of the card.
Death means an end, mortality, destruction and corruption. It can mean the failure of a marriage. Death is a card of transition; a new chapter is about to begin. This is a time of change, and some may fear it, so this card can be intimidating to those who do.
There needs to be a clearing of bad habits for new opportunities to appear.
Death can be the end of a way of life, a job, or even a relationship, and yes, it can be Death.
This card is often a blessing in disguise. You need to get rid of old and destructive energies so that new energy may enter your life.
In a yes or no reading, this would indicate a No.
In numerology, it is associated with 4 and 13, which equal 4.
Associated with the Heart Chakra (I love)
In astrology, the Death card is associated with Scorpio and the planet Pluto.
Pluto is a regeneration and transformation.
When will it happen? During the time of Scorpio.
Colours:
Black – yin and yang, mystery and the unknown.
White – the colour of innocence and purity, balance and childlike energy.
Blue – the subconscious, spiritual and emotional beauty and understanding.
Yellow – masculine energy, enlightenment and curiosity.
Symbolism of Death
Death: Death and decay
Skeleton: Death
Armour: Protection
White Horse: One of the four horsemen rides a pale horse. Purity, innocence, forward movement.
Flag with White Rose: Perfection, innocence, state of nothingness. Announcement, change of authority, Death and mystery.
Water: The element of Death is water.
Sunset/sunrise: endings and new beginnings.
Boat: souls taken from life to Death.
Fallen Man: defeated by Death, religious symbolism uplifted to the light.
Pillars: duality, opposition.
Four Figures: Death finds us all.
Kneeling figure: facing away, fearful of Death. Child facing, embracing Death.
Keywords for Death
Death, change, mutation, stirring up, destruction, cycles, seasons, endings, rebirth, transition, incubation, decay and metamorphosis.