Authorship and scope
MystLume publishes the guides on this site under its own name and is responsible for maintaining them. Our focus is learning: describing tarot images, explaining reading methods, and showing numerology calculations. We do not present the brand byline as a professional qualification or claim that symbolic interpretations can establish facts about a person or their future.
Traditions, sources, and examples
Tarot explanations identify the Rider–Waite–Smith tradition. We distinguish a detail visible in an image from a possible interpretation of that detail. Numerology guides name the letter table, reduction rule, and year boundary used in their examples. A practitioner source documents a convention; citing it does not establish scientific validity.
References and artwork credits are collected on our methods and sources page. The learning notes are original explanations. Readings, dates, and names used to teach a method are authored examples and are labelled accordingly. They do not imply an actual client, testimonial, or successful prediction.
Checking content
Before a guide is released, our review process calls for checking that the explanation matches its named method, that examples can be followed, and that links lead to the intended tools. Numerology examples are checked against the displayed calculation steps. Tarot examples are checked for consistent card names, spread positions, and the distinction between observation and interpretation.
Automated checks help catch arithmetic, broken links, and tool errors. They do not replace editorial judgement. We do not display a reviewer credit unless a person has actually completed the review; the MystLume author byline alone is not a claim of independent review.
Publication dates and corrections
An article's publication date records its first release. An updated date identifies a change to its published title, explanation, or search description. Changes to scheduling or an internal review record do not, by themselves, make an article newly updated. If an older article has no reliable publication record, we leave that date unstated rather than guess.
To request a correction, use our contact page and include the page address, the passage or calculation in question, and a reference or reproducible example. Different traditions may use different conventions; we explain those differences rather than label every disagreement an error. Changes to a calculation method are checked against the calculator and related examples before release.
Personal information and readings
We provide study prompts, not personalized predictions. Questions, names, birth dates, and journal notes are handled in your browser as described in our privacy policy. A content report does not need your real birth date, full name, or private reading. A made-up example is enough to investigate a calculation or tool problem.