Trust matters, especially for a site about meaning. Here is how we research and write everything on The Sign Codex, so you know where our information comes from and how we frame it.
Our sources
For tarot, we draw on the established traditions built around the Rider-Waite-Smith system and the long lineage of published tarot references, comparing how respected readers and guides interpret each card. For numerology and angel numbers, we work from traditional systems such as Pythagorean numerology and the widely used interpretations, noting where sources agree and where they differ.
How we frame meanings
We separate what a tradition says from how modern readers interpret it. You will see phrasing like “in the tarot tradition, this card represents…” or “many readers associate this number with…”. When interpretations vary, we say so instead of presenting one version as the only truth.
Reflection, not prediction
Every page is written to help you reflect, not to forecast your future. We frame cards and numbers as mirrors for self-understanding and offer journaling prompts rather than fixed outcomes. We will not claim to know what will happen to you.
Accuracy and corrections
We work to represent each tradition faithfully and to keep our guides accurate. If you spot something that looks wrong, we want to fix it. Get in touch and we will review it.
What we do not do
- We do not predict the future or make deterministic claims.
- We do not offer medical, legal, financial, or mental-health advice.
- We do not use fear to sell anything.
About our recommendations
Some pages include links to books, decks, or reading services, and a few of these are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We frame these only as options for people who want personalized guidance, and any recommendation sits inside honest information first. Your understanding always comes before any link.