Keep your dream notes together.
Sanctuary gives you a place to record a dream while the details are fresh. Write what you remember, add a voice note and keep your reflections alongside the original entry.
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Capture the details first
Open a dream note and begin with what you remember: a place, a person, an image or a feeling. A short title helps you recognise the entry when you return to your journal.
Record your voice
If speaking is easier than typing, add a recording to your note. Keep the details in your own words, then add written thoughts or attachments when you have time.
Return with prayer and reflection
For example, record a dream about an open gate and a garden. Later, add what stood out to you and any Scripture you want to consider. Keeping the original description and your later reflections together makes it easier to see how your thoughts develop.
Find earlier entries
Dream categories, search, favourites and Notebook view help you return to saved entries. Sanctuary records what you choose to write; the app does not determine what a dream means.
Questions about dream notes
Can I keep more than one voice note?
Yes. You can add voice recordings to an entry and listen back later.
Are dream notes shared with my Circle?
Dream notes are personal journal entries. A separate Circle post is visible to its members when you choose to share it.
Explore Sanctuary
New to Sanctuary? Follow the getting-started guide or visit Help.