Astrakey connects many systems.
Why Astrakey needs its own glossary
Spiritual and psychological systems often use similar words for very different things. A term like energy, type, or resonance can mean something different depending on the system. When Astrakey connects these systems, the danger quickly arises that terms become blurred. This is exactly what the glossary wants to prevent. It determines what a word specifically means in Astrakey so that you can correctly classify statements in the profile. Clarity is not an academic luxury here, but a question of trust. If you combine many perspectives, you have to be even more precise, otherwise the result will seem arbitrary. The glossary therefore also shows where Astrakey consciously draws boundaries: between strength and resilience, between calculation and language, between a module and the actual profile. This accuracy is part of the brand. It turns a promise of depth into verifiable language.
- Same words often mean different things in different systems. - Clear definitions prevent the impression of arbitrariness. - The glossary draws conscious boundaries between the terms.
The core terms of the multi-system profile
These terms form the core of the product logic. A multi-system profile is a personal profile made up of several systems at the same time, more reliable than an isolated single interpretation. A system family is a group of related sources that share similar raw data so that they do not count multiple times as independent confirmation. Convergence describes multiple independent families of systems supporting the same theme. A core theme is a motif that becomes sustainable across multiple families. A system evidence shows which systems support a statement. A tension field describes two poles that are active at the same time, i.e. not an error, but a consciously visible difference. These definitions are kept brief so that they can be quoted as an answer. Each one links to its own detail page in the glossary with an example and definition, so you can switch from quick reference to a more in-depth explanation.
- Multi-system profile: a profile made up of several systems, more reliable than individual interpretation. - System family and convergence: avoid double counting, recognize independent confirmation. - Core topic, system evidence, area of tension: viable motives, their evidence and productive contrasts.
Start with your own Astrakey profile.
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Terms for quality, safety and trust
Some terms concern less interpretation than reliability. Data quality describes how complete and reliable your entries are, such as an exact time of birth or good self-disclosure. Security here means the robustness of a statement, i.e. how well inputs and calculations support it, not a certainty about the future. AI interpretation refers to the language level at which AI formulates calculated and convergence-tested content in an understandable way, without deciding which systems agree. Consent is clear, revocable consent to the processing of sensitive data, especially in relationship analysis. These terms are important because Astrakey works with sensitive profiles. Anyone who understands it realizes that reliability comes not only from many systems, but also from transparency, data quality and clear boundaries. The glossary makes these terms tangible instead of hiding them in small print.
- Data quality and security: Completeness of the entries and reliability of a statement. - AI interpretation: AI formulates, it does not decide on truth. - Consent: clear, revocable consent for sensitive data.
Product terms and their correct classification
Some terms name product parts, and their correct classification is crucial for understanding. The Soul Book is a detailed, readable evaluation of your profile over many chapters with system evidence and reflection questions. The relationship analysis connects two profiles with clear consent and makes resonance, friction and development visible. The profile support includes daily impulses, journaling and companionship as an ongoing practice. The soul map is a visual interface of your profile, a good start, but not the core. It is precisely this distinction that is important because the soul map is easily mistaken for the entire product. In the glossary it is clearly defined as a display module, while the multi-system profile remains the actual product. In this way, the glossary avoids misunderstandings and ensures that the website, app and marketing speak the same language. Clarity of terms is also brand management here.
- Soul book, relationship analysis, profile support as serious modules. - Soul map as a display module, not as a core product. - Uniform terms for website, app and marketing.
Terms sorted by topic
If you're looking for a quick definition, the alphabetical glossary is the shortest way. If you want to understand Astrakey as a system, the thematic view helps: method, systems, product, data, relationships and boundaries.
This way you can recognize more quickly which terms belong together. Convergence, system family and core topic explain the method. Bodygraph, radix, dosha or life number belong to system languages. Consent, data minimization and AI interpretation show how Astrakey ensures trust.
You can find the thematic overview under /de/glossary/topics/.
- Method, system languages, product and trust are visible separately. - Clear terms protect against any confusion. - The overview leads to the individual glossary detail pages.
How to use the glossary
The glossary is intended as a reference work. You can search alphabetically, filter by topic group or jump to a term directly from a knowledge article or profile statement. Each definition begins with a short, everyday sentence that you can understand even without prior knowledge, and then adds an example, definition and related terms. This is intentional: a glossary that only experts understand does not inspire trust. That's why the same rule applies to every entry, first a simple one-sentence explanation, then the depth for those who want more. This way you get both the quick answer and the deeper context. Terms from the app are linked to the glossary so that when you read your profile, you can immediately look up what convergence or field of tension actually means. The glossary is not just a page in itself, but part of Astrakey's explainability. When you start your own profile, the language from the glossary comes to life as you see how these terms describe your core topics and evidence. Understanding and application belong together.
- Search alphabetically, filter by topic or jump from articles. - Short definition first, then example and definition. - Terms from the app link directly to the glossary.
Frequently asked questions
What is a multi-system profile?
A personal profile from multiple systems at once that shows which themes recur across independent perspectives and is more robust than an isolated single interpretation.
What does convergence mean at Astrakey?
Convergence describes the fact that several independent families of systems support the same topic. Only then does a topic become viable as a core topic.
What is a system family?
A group of related sources that share similar raw data. It prevents an echo from the same data source from counting multiple times as an independent confirmation.
What is a tension field?
Two poles active in your profile at the same time. Astrakey does not treat this as a mistake, but as a consciously visible difference that often says a lot about you.
Does certainty mean that a statement about me is certain?
No. Security describes the robustness of a statement based on input and calculation. It is not a certainty about your future.
Is the Soul Map the same as the Multisystem Profile?
No. The Soul Map is a visual interface, a good place to start. The actual product is the profile behind it.
Why do I need the glossary?
To correctly classify statements in your profile and to ensure that Astrakey uses terms consistently and comprehensibly.
Start with your own Astrakey profile.
Start for free, check the response and decide later whether you want to use more depth.