The links on this page will grow as I find the documents and upload them to Proton. If you are interested in Tarot and Numerology, these may be helpful to you.
PDF: One Word Tarot Descriptions This document may take a minute to load!
I primarily use a Tarot de Marseille, and so the placement of Justice and Strength is reversed, compared to the more recent Rider-Waite-Smith decks. This document reflects that. You can flip them; it's fine.
PDF: Core Chart Placements There is really no standard chart casting method in numerology. Different numerologists consider different placements to be of importance, depending on which author or (these days) internet creator they learned from. This is what I start people with. There are quite literally dozens upon dozens of placements and they can become redundant very quickly if you try to add them all to one chart.
This is a straightforward 1-78 list of the Tarot cards in their order. This is primarily for esoteric purposes and isn't necessary to know for doing standard Tarot readings. It comes in handy, though, when you want to look at Tarot-Numerology. There is the "regular" way of combining Tarot with numbers (all the Aces, The Magician, Wheel of Fortune, and The Sun relate to the number 1, all the Twos, plus the High Priestess, Strength, and Judgment relate to the number 2, etc), and then there are compound numbers. Compound numbers are two-digit numbers that are ordinarily reduced in numerology (ex: 25 becomes 2+5=7. If you use compounds, this is expressed as 25/7).
Now say you have worked out that you have an Expression number of 38/11/2 and you want to explore it in more depth. The 38th card of the Tarot is the Queen of Cups and the 11th card is Strength. Taking it a step further, this number reduces all the way down to a 2, which corresponds to the High Priestess. If you really wanted to complicate matters, you could take all the minor arcana twos and investigate them, but now we're just getting silly....or are we? Using the Tarot as a means to study at least the first 78 compound numbers (there are 99) is a great way to dive into things and give your noggin a stretch, especially if you were raised on the New Age crapulence that is "Angel Numbers".
You could spend years studying here, but not to worry; as soon as I can find my documents about planetary correspondences and how to have fun with them, then you'll really be cooking with heat, and you'll never look at numerology, astrology, and Tarot the same way ever again.