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 Wheel of Fortune   

The Wheel of Fortune is a change in circumstance and a person’s life; it offers the opportunity to find meaning in a situation. It is often a stroke of luck or a turn for the better. The workings are a mystery, but beneficial; current issues are at an end. There are small pieces of good news and luck on the horizon. However, it is important to remember that what goes up must come down. This is a temporary phase of life. Right now, we are riding high on fate, but not on initiative. This means it is time to be prudent and put things away for a rainy day. It indicates risk, fate and chance. Life offers ups and downs, and we have no control over these. The power of change is the movement of the universe cannot stop change. The only thing that is certain in life is change itself. We must accept the change around our own changes, and us but outsold by the place that we can centre and ground and regroup.

The card shows the spinning wheel of destiny and fate. We cannot stress enough that nothing is certain in life but change itself. And be sure to remember that what goes up will always come down.

In numerology, the Wheel of Fortune is a number 10, which reduces to 1.

The Wheel is associated with the element of fire and the planet Jupiter. Although the four corners of the card has have four different zodiac symbols on them (more later in symbolism), the wheel of fortune is most often represented by Sagittarius which is also ruled by Jupiter, which is all about expansion and prosperity. In a yes or no reading, the Wheel is a yes answer. The wheel turns, so in timing, it can happen anytime.

Colours:
Yellow: masculine energy, mental curiosity, and enlightenment.
Orange: passion, enthusiasm, a zealous approach.
Red: love, eagerness, physical, and practical.
Blue: subconscious, introspective, spiritual beauty.

Symbolism:
Wheel: change, movement and cycles, luck, chance. It is also the wheel of life, ever-changing. Representative of the four elements in the tarot, air – swords, earth – pentacles, water – cups, fire – wands.
Aquarius: the element of air representing thought or intellect. The suit of swords.
Sphynx: stability in change, the sword means clarity of thought. The ability to cut through to the heart of the matter.
Snake/serpent: temptation, how sin sometimes flows into us all.
Taurus: earth energy, the physical suit of pentacles.
Scorpio: the suit of cups, the water and intuitive elements.
Anubis: the nature of good and bad luck and change.
Leo: the fire element of wands. Creative, action and energy.

Keywords:
Fortune, fate, chance, gambling, risk, change, movement, riddles, cent repoint, spinning, success, elevation, luck, and happiness.