Pick the images that were actually in the dream, ask what is going on, and get a reading written against Orivana's own dream entries — with a numbered source under every claim.
One question, in the words you would use talking to someone. The reading is written against it, so a vague question gets a vague reading.
Each one opens straight into its own tool, with what it can and cannot answer set out beside it.
Your Life Path, Birthday, Expression, Soul Urge and Personality numbers worked out in the browser, then read against a question — with a numbered source under every claim.
Your chart cast from a real ephemeris, read against a question you write in your own words — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
Cast three coins six times, ask in your own words, and get a reading written against Orivana's own hexagram text — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
Draw a real spread, ask in your own words, and get a reading written against Orivana's own card entries — with a numbered source under every claim so you can check each one.
You pick up to four images that were actually in the dream — falling, teeth, deep water, a dead relative — and write what is going on in your life. The model is handed Orivana's published entry for each image: what the dream usually describes, the versions people actually report, the feeling that comes with it, how the analysts read it, and what sleep research has actually measured. It reads from those and nothing else.
Four is the ceiling on purpose. A dream contains dozens of images and a reading that took all of them would be a list rather than a reading; picking the four that mattered is part of the work, and it is yours to do.
Every sentence carries a numbered marker that opens the entry it came from.
The dream journal is the other half of this and it comes first: recall drops within minutes of waking, so write the dream down before you interpret anything. What you write there stays in your browser — no account, no copy on any server — and nothing from it is carried into a reading. The dream entries themselves are unlimited.
The commonest is expecting a dictionary. Orivana's entries carry what the traditions say AND what sleep research has actually measured, and those two often disagree — the reading is instructed to say so rather than pick the more satisfying one.
The second is reading a nightmare as a warning about the future. Recurring frightening dreams track waking stress and sleep quality far more reliably than they track events, and the entries say that plainly.