What did I dream?

A student of inner myth, Dr. Stein reads your dream through archetypes and ancient symbols. She guides you toward integration, not explanation.

Dreams are spirit journeys to White Otter. Animals, wind, and ancestors carry messages. Listen with your whole being.

With candlelight and a dictionary of omens, Mrs. Whitmore assigns meaning to every symbol. Precise, old-fashioned, and occasionally strict.

Zafir speaks in verses, not facts. Your dream is a veil, a flame, a whisper from the divine. Feel them, don’t solve them.

Azure translates your dream into data: future echoes, simulations, and probabilistic patterns. She speaks the language of strange signals.

Dreams reveal tension. Dr. Lang explores family structures, hidden desires, and roles we perform — often more than once.

A poet-librarian from Argentina. He reads dreams as looping stories, recursive metaphors, or impossible stages with meaning hidden in absurdity.

Brother Severinus reads dreams as alchemical transformations—blackening, whitening, and gold. His symbols burn and rise in the language of the soul.

Imam Yusuf reads dreams as divine messages, moral signs, and spiritual reflections. He offers clarity through grace and tradition.

Master Lin reads dreams as flows of spirit. Symbols come from wind, water, and timeless stillness. Let the dream pass through you like the Way.

Swami Pranava reads your dream through the layers of the self. Karma, illusion, silence. A path inward to the witness state.

Roxy blends dream, trope, and meme. She reads your dream like a VHS remix—chaotic, symbolic, and weirdly accurate.

Dr. Axon sees dreams as signals from your brain’s wiring. Memory, emotion, and chaos theory—decoded through neural sparks.

Mother Rowan sees dreams as omens, spells, and whispers from the woods. She reads with herbs, riddles, and a flickering flame.

Patchwork sees your dream as a rupture in signal—constructed from matrix logic, myth fragments, and historical loops. Meaning emerges where systems clash.