Prompt: Lord Rama is usually shown as a handsome and regal prince, reflecting his royal lineage as the prince of Ayodhya.Traditional depictions often show him with a blue or dark complexion, symbolizing his divine nature and his connection to Vishnu, the preserver in the Hindu trinity.His posture and demeanor are typically serene and composed, exuding an aura of calm and control.As a warrior, he is frequently depicted holding his bow (named Kodanda) and arrows, emphasizing his role as a protector and hero.His eyes are large, expressive, and compassionate, reflecting his kind and just nature. His expression is typically serene, indicating his wisdom and inner peace.He wears a crown on his head, signifying his royal heritage. His attire includes various ornaments like earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
Prompt: A Bihari farmer is typically depicted in a simple and humble setting, reflecting the agrarian lifestyle of rural Bihar, India. Here is a straightforward description:Attire: The farmer often wears traditional clothing, which includes a dhoti (a long loincloth) and a kurta (a loose-fitting shirt). He might also have a gamcha (a cotton towel) draped over his shoulder or wrapped around his head as protection from the sun.Tools: He is usually shown with farming tools such as a plow, sickle, or hoe, signifying his work in the fields.Setting: The background often includes lush green fields, crops like rice or wheat, and sometimes farm animals like cows or oxen.Expression: The farmer’s face generally reflects a hard-working, resilient spirit, sometimes with a gentle smile showing contentment despite the hard work.Environment: The image might also depict elements like a mud house, a water well, or an ox cart, which are common in rural settings.
Prompt: Shree Krishna as a child, often referred to as "Bal Krishna" or "Krishna Balram," is a beloved and iconic figure in Hindu mythology. Here’s a description of his typical depiction:Adorable Features: Bal Krishna is usually portrayed with a charming, playful demeanor. He has a round, innocent face with large, expressive eyes and a joyful smile.Peacock Feather: One of the most recognizable features is the peacock feather in his hair, symbolizing beauty and divine connection.Curly Hair: He often has curly black hair, adding to his cute and endearing appearance.Flute: Even as a child, he is sometimes depicted with a flute, an instrument he is famous for playing.Jewelry: He is adorned with simple yet elegant jewelry, such as a necklace, bracelets, and anklets, highlighting his divine nature.Yellow Dhoti: Bal Krishna typically wears a yellow dhoti (a traditional garment), which is symbolic of his vibrant and joyous personality.Butter: Many images show him with butter, either holding a pot or with butter smeared on his face, reflecting his mischievous nature and the famous stories of him stealing butter (Makhan Chor).Cow: Sometimes, he is shown with cows or calves, emphasizing his role as a protector of cows (Gopala) and his connection to pastoral life.Playful Scenes: Bal Krishna is often depicted in playful scenes, such as dancing with the gopis (cowherd girls), playing with other children, or engaging in his famous childhood pranks
Prompt: An Indian village scene typically features simple, mud-brick houses with thatched roofs. Fields of green crops, such as rice or wheat, stretch in the background. Farmers work with traditional tools or plow with oxen. Women draw water from wells, and children play nearby. Cows and goats wander around, adding to the pastoral charm. Narrow dirt paths wind through the village, lined with trees providing shade. A small temple or shrine often stands at the village center, where people gather for social or religious activities. The overall ambiance is peaceful, reflecting the close-knit, agrarian lifestyle of rural India.
Prompt: A Lord Rama temple typically exudes an aura of serenity and devotion. Here’s a description for its image:Architecture: The temple often features traditional Hindu architectural elements such as intricately carved pillars, domes, and spires (shikhara). The entrance is usually grand, adorned with detailed sculptures and designs.Sanctum Sanctorum: At the heart of the temple is the sanctum sanctorum (garbhagriha), where the main deity, Lord Rama, is enshrined. The idol of Lord Rama is often depicted standing, holding a bow and arrow, flanked by his wife Sita, brother Lakshmana, and devotee Hanuman.Vibrant Decorations: The temple is decorated with colorful flowers, lights, and traditional motifs. The walls might display scenes from the Ramayana, showcasing key events from Lord Rama’s life.Courtyard and Prayers: The temple courtyard is usually spacious, allowing devotees to gather for prayers and rituals. Incense, oil lamps (diyas), and offerings like fruits and sweets create a divine atmosphere.Temple Bells and Aartis: The sound of temple bells and the recital of aartis (devotional songs) fill the air, enhancing the spiritual experience.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
