Online dream interpretation: tell your dream, get your own reading

Describe it. Choose the kind of content — a dream, a symbol, a meditation session or another experience — and write what you remember, as soon after waking as you can. A messy but concrete account beats a tidy but vague one.

Create an account. When you choose Decode, Inti invites you to create a free account; your draft is kept through sign-in, so you do not have to write it again.

Wait about a minute. A full reading runs in the background because it is long and has to stay close to the source material it has just looked up. It is saved in the decoding journal on your profile so you can open it again later.

Keep what resonates. Every interpretation is a suggestion: keep what matches your real life and set aside what does not. To compare dreams over time, keep a dream journal regularly.

The first step is not interpretation but a source lookup. Inti retrieves the entries of Inti's Source-Code Dictionary that match what you described and uses them first; a symbol missing from the dictionary is read from Inti's supplementary materials. Only when neither covers it does the reading draw on general understanding — and that passage always opens with “Beyond Inti's materials, in general understanding…”, so you can see which parts come from Inti's own sources.

If you mention real people — your mother, your manager, a friend, a name — the app pauses to ask for one defining trait of each, because only you know how they are in real life. Every character is read as a part of you, not as a verdict about them. Leave it blank and the person is read by their general role.

The reading first judges the overall tone of the dream — positive, negative or neutral — because that decides which face of each symbol is chosen, the plus or the minus. The dream is then divided into scenes like a film, the opening scene suggests the theme, and any number in the dream is read through the table of the 72 Angels and the 7 chakras.

It opens with a title for the dream and three short lines: the tone of the message, the emotion, and the theme drawn from the opening scene. The detailed part follows the scenes; each symbol is set in bold with its plus or minus analysis.

A weaving section joins the scenes into one storyline, and the conclusion names one or more inner patterns the dream reveals, with a few gentle steps for working with yourself — never a verdict about your fate. You can keep a reading private or share its Wisdom Card by link; the privacy switch stays in your hands.

Every account has one free standard decode for life; once it is used it does not renew. After that, the only publicly sold plan is Clarity: 60 decodes a month, plus Deep Decode with 5 deep readings a month. Details and the current price are on the pricing page.

If you would like a person from Inti Foundation to read your dream closely with you, there are expert services: a detailed PDF interpretation or a 1:1 online session, paid separately.

A reading does not predict the future and does not confirm good or bad omens. Unpleasant dreams are normal; they usually mirror something unfinished in waking life and are read toward healing rather than fear.

A reading does not diagnose and does not replace medical, psychological, legal or financial advice. Nor is it evidence of anyone else's intentions. The model can pick the wrong shade of meaning or miss the very detail that matters most to you, so read it as a structured draft.

If recurring nightmares cost you sleep or daytime calm, or if you are in crisis, talk to a real person and seek professional support first; a one-way reading cannot replace that.

Record four layers in the order you remember them: the opening scene, the people or symbols that appear, what happens, and the strongest emotion in the dream and on waking. Places, colours, words, numbers and anything unusual help more than a ready-made conclusion such as “this is a bad omen”.

Leave out what you do not remember instead of inventing a complete story.