Editorial Policy

How we create content

Every guide on this site is written to be genuinely useful — long enough to answer the question properly, honest about what tarot, astrology and dreams can and cannot do, and different from every other guide on the site.

1. Research first

We research from traditional sources: the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot tradition for card meanings, classical astrology for signs and planets, and the long history of dream interpretation — folklore, religious traditions and modern psychology side by side. Where traditions disagree, we say so instead of picking one and hiding the others.

2. Written fresh, every time

Each article is written from scratch for its own keyword and its own reader. We do not copy other websites, and we do not publish near-identical pages with a single word swapped. A page about dreaming of snakes is a different article from a page about dreaming of spiders — different examples, different structure, different questions.

3. No invented facts

We never invent statistics, prices, dates, scientific claims or “studies” to make an article sound authoritative. If we do not know something, we say so. If a number appears on this site, it comes from a named source or from a calculation we explain.

4. Entertainment, stated plainly

Tarot, horoscopes and dream meanings are presented as tools for reflection and entertainment. We do not make predictions, and we do not give medical, legal or financial advice. Pages that touch health or money carry a clear disclaimer and point readers to professionals.

5. Review and correction

Every guide is read by a second editor before publication. If a reader reports a mistake, we check it and correct it — and we welcome corrections through the Contact page. Significant corrections are noted on the page itself.

6. Tools

Our tools run entirely in your browser. Simplified tools — such as the birth chart and rising sign calculators — are labelled as approximate, so readers are never misled about their precision.