Dream Data
Every dream in the ledger, as data. 28 dreams right now — verbatim, anonymous, uninterpreted, and free to study.
Download
- dreams.json — the full corpus with scenes and entities nested.
- dreams.csv — one flat row per dream, for spreadsheets and R.
- feed.xml — RSS of the newest dreams, if you'd rather follow than download.
Both exports are generated live, so they always match the public ledger.
What's in it
Each record carries the survey exactly as the dreamer answered it: the dream text, its title and approximate date, the prominent feeling, point of view, and the flags this site tracks — recurring, prophetic, lucid, apocalyptic, déjà vu, special numbers — plus every scene and every entity, including anything an entity said.
Nothing else exists to export. There are no accounts, no names, and no authorship: a dream's
private delete number never leaves the server, and the visit log is never linked to any dream.
The CSV columns are: public_id, recorded_on, dreamtitle, approximate_date, prominent_feeling, recurring, point_of_view, brokenup, thedream, prophetic, confirmed_prophetic, c_prophetic_details, prophecy_timing, numbers, special_nums, prominent_nums, wakeup, elseware, tunnel, apocalyptic, moon, deja_vu, slow, know, real_life, memory, symbols, scene_count, entity_count, scenes, entities.
Using it
Free to use for research, analysis, and journalism. Attribution to Otherside Dreams (https://othersidedreams.com/) with a link back is appreciated. Dreamers retain ownership of their own words.
Researchers welcome — if you build something with this, or want a shape of the data that isn't here, say so and it can probably be added.