Tarn Reflection
Tarn Reflection is a proposed dreamer-facing part of Tarn. A future version could let a person write a dream and receive a short mirror of it: images named back, an open question or two, and nothing concluded. It would not tell the dreamer what the dream means. The deeper work would remain with the dreamer and a practitioner they choose.
What it looks like
I was walking through the house I grew up in, but every room opened onto the sea. I kept looking for a door I remembered, and I could not find it. I was not afraid, only searching.
If it were my dream, I might sit with the house I grew up in.
If it were my dream, I might sit with how every room opened onto the sea.
If it were my dream, I might sit with the door I remembered and could not find.
What in this stays with you?
What any of this means is yours to hold.
An example, not a real dream.
What it could open
If it is built, Tarn Reflection could stand as a gift complete on its own: a dreamer could leave a dream and receive an honest mirror. It could also become a way dreamers meet the deeper work, so that someone who wants to go past a mirror might choose to find a practitioner. Any connection would be the dreamer's to make. Nothing here is a promise of a marketplace, a funnel, or a permanently free product; these are directions being explored, not commitments.
Leave a dream Coming soon
The self-guided reflection is in the works. What you see above is a preview of how it reads.
Where we stand
A dream belongs to the dreamer — only the dreamer can say what it means. Tarn Reflection is being explored with that rule in view: offer, never conclude, and leave deeper work with the dreamer and the practitioner they choose. This follows the dreamer-holds-the-meaning ethic of the dreamwork field. Read our ethics →
Prototype · July 2026