KCARD78 Tarot Interpretation Standards and Sources

KCARD78 uses 78 tarot symbols to reflect on circumstances and choices. Dictionary articles are fixed editorial copy managed separately from varied reading sentences. Variation does not establish factual accuracy or predictive precision.

The reference is A. E. Waite’s The Pictorial Key to the Tarot with imagery by Pamela Colman Smith. The linked transcription is the 1922 reprint of the work first published in 1910. Part II discusses Major Arcana symbolism; Part III describes Minor Arcana scenes and historical divinatory readings. Our own illustrations need not reproduce every classical detail.

Relationship, work and money applications are KCARD78’s contemporary interpretations for reflection. They are not verbatim translations of historical predictions, and citing the source does not establish facts about your life.

Upright and reversed meanings are perspectives, not automatic good and bad verdicts. Depending on the card and context, reversal can concern obstruction, excess, inward attention, delay or recovery.

The question and position change a card’s role. Future positions suggest a direction to consider, not an established event. Related cards are selected examples for comparing meanings, not universal formulas for every pairing. Traditions can differ in their layouts and correspondences.

Tarot does not verify another person’s thoughts, diagnose illness or forecast investment returns. Important medical, legal, financial and safety decisions need real evidence and appropriate support. Reflection spreads are not psychological diagnosis or treatment. Compatibility scores follow entertainment rules, not a scientific assessment.

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