dreamscape

A Thelemic/HGA-focused dream practice app — journal, invocation, pathwork, scrying, and sigil work.

Routes

Route	Description
/	Altar — daily anchor and dream overview
/log	Dream log (morning)
/journal	Morning reflection / Evening ritual with dream incubation
/reading	Oracle reading
/dreamscape	Sleep tracking
/strata	Pattern analysis
/invoke	Entity invocation — Sephirothic archangels with optional LBRP or Star Ruby pre-ritual
/pathwork	Daily practice: Yesod→Tiphareth, Middle Pillar, or Tarot gate pathworking
/sigil	Sigil forge — Spare method: reduce intention → animated SVG → 60s charge
/tattwa	Elemental scrying — 5 Tattwa symbols, 60s gaze timer, afterimage portal

Practice features

/invoke

Sephirothic archangels (replacing Ars Goetia) with Tibetan Buddhist correspondences. Dream-resonant entity suggestions via lib/entities.ts. Optional pre-invocation rituals:

• LBRP — Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, 8 steps with animated pentagrams per quarter
• Star Ruby — Thelemic variant (Therion · Babalon · Nuit · Hadit)

/pathwork

Four modes via the TIB · WST · MPL · TAR toggle:

• Tibetan — OM/AH/HUM mantra tradition, Yesod→Tiphareth canvas
• Western — Bornless One invocation, Hermetic framing
• Middle Pillar — 5 Sephirothic body centers (Kether→Malkuth), vibrated names, per-center canvas
• Tarot — 22 Thoth arcana as path gates via lib/thoth-tarot.ts; Entry → Threshold (8 min) → Return

/sigil

Austin Osman Spare method. Strips vowels and duplicate consonants from intention statement, generates deterministic sigil geometry via lib/sigil.ts, renders as animated SVG, 60s charge ring, archive in localStorage.

/tattwa

Earth · Water · Fire · Air · Akasha. Each element: animated symbol (pulse/breathe), 60s gaze timer, complementary afterimage portal (10s), scrying notes. Sessions logged to localStorage.

/journal — Dream Incubation

After evening journal extraction, an Incubation Ritual section maps the first extracted theme to a resonant entity (via findResonantEntities), extracts the Tibetan seed syllable, and provides a 3-step pre-sleep ritual with editable intention. Saved to incubation-seeds in localStorage.

You can test webhooks against localhost using the Stripe CLI tunnel.

Before running the webhook scripts, set a test Stripe key in .env.local:

STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_...

The local scripts intentionally fail if you use a live key.

1) Start the app

npm run dev

2) Forward Stripe events to local webhook

npm run stripe:webhook:listen

This forwards to:

• http://localhost:3000/api/webhooks/stripe

The CLI prints a signing secret like:

• whsec_...

Copy that to your local env:

STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_...

3) Trigger test events

npm run stripe:webhook:trigger:checkout
npm run stripe:webhook:trigger:sub-updated
npm run stripe:webhook:trigger:sub-deleted

Notes

• Dashboard webhooks are typically public URLs, but Stripe CLI forwarding is the standard localhost workflow.
• Use separate secrets for local/test/live.
• If you saw Invalid token id: tok_visa, you were running trigger commands without a test key. The scripts now enforce sk_test_....
• For deployed environments, configure a real Stripe Dashboard webhook endpoint:
  • https://<your-domain>/api/webhooks/stripe