Dreams
Tell your dream – and see it
Dreams fade within minutes of waking up. Tell yours to Aish out loud: she asks about the details that are already slipping away and shows the dream back to you the way you remember it.
A dream journal you speak to
Writing a dream down right after waking up is hard: you are sleepy, and the details disappear while you look for a pen. With Aish you just talk. Tap the orb and say what you remember – Aish listens and answers with her voice.
Questions that bring the dream back
Who was there? What was the light like? What did you feel when the door opened? Aish asks about the details while they are still within reach. Many people find that by the end of the conversation they remember much more than at the start.
See your dream
Then Aish turns the dream into a picture, a comic, or a short video. A strange city, a flight, a meeting with someone long gone – you can see it again, keep it, and share it if you want.
Reflection, not prophecy
Aish does not use a dream dictionary and does not tell fortunes. If you want, she will gently reflect on what the images of the dream might mean to you – not as a diagnosis or a prediction, but as an invitation to think. Dreams are one way to look at your inner world; Aish also helps you talk through what is on your mind during the day.
Questions and answers
Does Aish interpret dreams?
Aish does not use a dream dictionary and does not predict the future. After the conversation you can ask for a dream reflection: a calm look at what the images might mean to you, as a starting point for your own thoughts.
What if I remember only a fragment?
Start with what you have: a colour, a place, a feeling. Aish's questions often bring back more than you expected. Even one image is enough for a picture.
Can I keep a dream journal in Aish?
Yes. Every dream is saved with its conversation and its picture, comic, or video. The journal is grouped by month and has search, so you can find a dream and see how your dreams change over time.
Is it private?
Dreams and results live in your journal until you delete them. Voice recordings are deleted automatically once the conversation no longer needs them. Nothing is shared unless you share it yourself.