Describe your dream
Close your eyes, remember the dream and write down everything you remember.
What does your dream mean? Describe it in a few lines and Mimirra decodes its symbols, emotional landscape and message in under a minute — free, with no sign-up.
How our dream interpretation works
You tell your dream in your own words
No need for a polished story: write what you remember, even out of order. The seemingly trivial details — a colour, a smell, a closed door — are often the ones carrying the meaning.
You set the emotion and the tradition
The emotion felt changes a symbol's meaning entirely: a snake in a peaceful dream has nothing to do with a snake in a nightmare. You also choose the interpretive lens, from depth psychology to the major spiritual traditions.
You get a personalised analysis
Symbols identified one by one, in-depth analysis, emotional landscape — and for subscribers: dominant archetype, lucidity score, practical advice and recurrence analysis.
Seven interpretive traditions, one analysis
Most tools offer a psychological reading only. Mimirra lets you pick the lens that means something to you — and the same dream can be re-read through another tradition in one click.
- Psychology
- The legacy of Jung and Freud: the unconscious, archetypes, repressed desires and the process of individuation.
- Islam
- The tradition of Ibn Sirin, where each symbol is read according to context and the dreamer's state.
- Christianity
- The biblical reading of dreams: discernment, trial, calling and consolation.
- Judaism
- The Talmudic tradition, for which "a dream follows the mouth of its interpreter".
- Hinduism
- The Swapna Shastra, karma in motion and the cycles of the soul.
- Buddhism
- Impermanence, attachment, and what the dream reveals about the mind's agitation.
- Universal
- A cross-cultural symbolic reading, with no particular religious framework.
How to describe your dream for an accurate analysis
- Write as soon as possible after waking: a dream fades within minutes.
- Use the present tense and the first person — it brings details back more easily.
- Note the places, the people, and above all what you were feeling, not just what happened.
- Do not try to make the story coherent: the inconsistencies are part of the material.
- Flag the dream as recurring if it is — that usually signals an unresolved theme.
Frequently asked questions
Is the dream interpretation really free?
Yes. One full interpretation per day is free, with no sign-up and no credit card. The Pro subscription unlocks unlimited interpretations, a private dream journal, the lucidity score and recurrence analysis.
Do I need an account to analyse my dream?
No. You can interpret a dream right away, with no registration at all. Creating a free account additionally gives you a full welcome interpretation and keeps your history.
Are my dreams private?
Yes. Your dreams are never published or shared: they are used solely to generate your own interpretation. You can delete your account and your entire history at any time.
How long does an interpretation take?
Under a minute. The analysis appears progressively, section by section, as it is written.
Is AI dream interpretation reliable?
Mimirra draws on the major interpretive traditions and on depth psychology to offer readings worth considering. It is a tool for introspection, not a medical diagnosis nor a prediction of the future: you are the one who decides what resonates.
Can I have an old dream analysed?
Of course. A striking dream from years ago interprets just as well as last night's — if it stayed with you, that is information in itself.
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