Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Mel Gibson as a happy victorian gentleman in front of a bookcase, male, cheerful, detailed face, 19th century, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski
Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Dolly Parton with Blonde Hair as a happy Victorian Woman with a detailed face, 19th century Dress, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski with No Frame
Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Taylor Swift as a happy Victorian Woman with a detailed face, 19th century Dress, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski with No Frame
Prompt: Mrs. Brightside, full of pride
With a smile that's so wide
She spreads joy everywhere
Making life a little more fair
She sees the good in everyone
Even when things aren't fun
Mrs. Brightside, oh so kind
Bringing light to all she finds
So let's all try to be like her
Spreading love and cheer
Mrs. Brightside, we thank you so
For the happiness you bestow.
Prompt: Banana split, a dessert delight,
A treat that brings pure joy to sight,
A scoop of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry,
Topped with whipped cream, oh so airy!
A banana, sliced right down the middle,
With flavors that make taste buds twiddle,
Nuts and cherries, sprinkled with care,
A classic dessert beyond compare!
A symphony of flavors, a heavenly treat,
With each bite, it's oh so sweet,
A dessert that's loved by young and old,
Banana split, a story yet untold!
Prompt: God spoke to Abram, in a voice so clear,
A call to leave, with faith to steer,
From Ur of the Chaldeans, his homeland past,
To a land unknown, a journey vast.
God promised blessings, so rich and grand,
To make him a father of a blessed land,
A great nation, with a mighty name,
A legacy that would bring him fame.
So Abram went, with faith in his heart,
With Sarai, his wife, they did depart,
To Canaan's land, as God decreed,
Trusting in God's word, indeed.
Through trials and tests, Abram moved on,
His faith in God, forever strong,
Though famine struck, and danger loomed,
God's promise held, in light that bloomed.
Abram built altars, to worship God,
A testimony, where'er he trod,
Proclaiming God's faithfulness, so true,
To all who saw, and heard anew.
In Genesis, this chapter tells,
Of Abram's call, and faith that swells,
To follow God, with trust so pure,
A journey of faith, that would endure.
So let us learn, from Abram's tale,
To heed God's call, and never fail,
To trust in Him, in all we do,
And walk by faith, with courage anew.
Prompt: In Canaan's land, Abram pondered deep,
A childless man, with promises to keep,
God spoke to him, in a vision bright,
Fear not, Abram, I am your light.
God promised him, descendants like stars,
As countless as the sand, in all their bars,
Abram believed, and his faith was strong,
Though years passed by, and hope seemed gone.
God made a covenant, with Abram that day,
To give him a son, in a miraculous way,
They made a sacrifice, with solemn rite,
Sealed with blood, a covenant so bright.
Abram waited patiently, with trust,
In God's promise, he put his thrust,
Though Sarah, his wife, was barren still,
He believed God's word, with unwavering will.
In Genesis, this chapter shows,
God's covenant with Abram, it glows,
A promise made, with faith so bold,
God's plan unfolding, as foretold.
So let us learn, from Abram's story,
To trust in God, in His full glory,
To wait with faith, and not despair,
For God's promises, He'll surely declare.
Prompt: God tested Abraham, one fateful day,
With a command, that took his breath away,
"Take your son Isaac, your only one,
And offer him as a sacrifice, My son."
Abraham obeyed, without a doubt,
Gathered wood, and set out,
With Isaac, his beloved son,
To the mountain, as God had begun.
Isaac questioned, "Where is the lamb?"
Abraham replied, "God will provide, I am",
They built an altar, and arranged the wood,
Bound Isaac, in faithful mood.
As Abraham raised the knife, to slay,
An angel of the Lord, appeared that day,
"Stop!" the angel cried, "Do not harm the boy,
For your faith in God, brings Him great joy."
Abraham looked up, and saw a ram,
Caught in the thicket, by God's plan,
He offered it, as a sacrifice instead,
And praised God's name, with heart so glad.
God honored Abraham's faith so bold,
And blessed him, as He had foretold,
Promising descendants, countless as stars,
A legacy of faith, that reaches far.
In Genesis 22, we learn,
That faith and obedience, God does yearn,
He tests our hearts, to refine our trust,
Prompt: In desert lands, where famine reigned,
A story of faith was soon explained,
A man named Isaac, son of old,
Faced trials and tests, as he was told.
God's covenant with Abraham stood,
Promised blessings, firm and good,
But famine struck the promised land,
So Isaac sought a distant sand.
To Egypt's Pharaoh he would flee,
But God said, "No, stay here with me,
Remain in Canaan, don't be swayed,
The covenant will not be delayed."
Isaac obeyed, with faith so strong,
He sowed and reaped, all season long,
His flocks and herds, they multiplied,
As God's blessings could not be denied.
His wealth grew great, his name renowned,
But envy and jealousy soon abound,
The Philistines, they envied his gain,
And stopped his wells, caused him great pain.
Isaac dug new wells, one by one,
But strife and quarrels were not yet done,
He moved away, sought water fresh,
With faith unshaken, he passed the test.
At last, he found a well that flowed,
And God's promise to him was showed,
"I will bless you, Isaac, my son,
As I did for Abraham, the chosen one."
Prompt: In Genesis, a tale is told,
Of Jacob, young and bold,
He journeyed far, to a distant place,
To Laban's home, with hopeful grace.
He met a shepherdess by a well,
Her name was Rachel, the story tells,
With love at first sight, his heart did race,
He longed to win her, with God's grace.
But Laban, shrewd and sly of heart,
Demanded service, before they could start,
Jacob worked hard, for seven years,
To win Rachel, his love sincere.
But on the wedding night, a shock,
Laban deceived him, like a crock,
He gave him Leah, instead of Rachel,
A cruel trick, a cunning tussle.
Jacob, distraught, confronted Laban,
Who offered Rachel, with a plan,
Another seven years, he would toil,
To win Rachel's hand, his cherished foil.
Jacob agreed, for love so true,
He worked for years, his hope anew,
With steadfast faith, he pursued his love,
Endured the trials, from God above.
Genesis Chapter 29, a love's pursuit,
Jacob's determination, resolute,
He won his Rachel, in the end,
Prompt: Frogs hopped and flies buzzed,
In Egypt's land, they caused a fuss.
Moses and Aaron, with God's might,
Unleashed the plagues, a fearsome sight.
Frogs in beds and frogs in pots,
Frogs in ovens, in every spot.
Flies that buzzed and flies that bit,
They plagued the land, a dreadful fit.
Pharaoh's heart was hard and cold,
Refused to yield, refused to fold.
But God's power prevailed once more,
As plagues brought Egypt to the floor.
Exodus Chapter Eight, a tale of signs,
God's warning to Pharaoh's confines.
A call to set His people free,
To trust in God's sovereignty.
Prompt: Exodus Chapter 14, a tale so grand,
Of Moses leading his people, a faithful band.
They fled from Egypt's tyrant's hand,
With faith and hope, they took a stand.
But Pharaoh's heart was filled with ire,
He chased them with his chariots afire.
The Israelites saw the sea ahead,
With fear and dread, their hearts were led.
They cried to Moses, "Is this our end?"
But he said, "Fear not, my dearest friends,
For God is with us, He'll make a way,
A miracle shall come, without delay."
Moses stretched his staff across the tide,
And parted the waters, side by side.
The Israelites marched on dry ground,
With walls of water, a sight profound.
Pharaoh's army pursued with speed,
But the sea crashed down, their fate decreed.
The Israelites were saved, by God's command,
A miracle of the sea, so grand!
With faith and courage, they journeyed on,
Guided by God, from dusk till dawn.
Exodus 14, a story of hope,
Of God's miraculous power, a wondrous scope.
Prompt: God's law revealed in Exodus, Chapter Twenty-Three,
A guiding light for all to see,
Instructing His people in righteous ways,
Bringing justice to their days.
Laws of love and compassion, divine,
For all to follow, a sacred sign,
To care for the poor, the widow, and the stranger,
And to shield them from harm and danger.
Rest for the land, a Sabbath year,
To let it rest, to cultivate and rear,
A reminder of God's abundant grace,
His providence and blessings to embrace.
Three times a year, a pilgrimage to make,
To worship God, for His name's sake,
To celebrate His feasts with joy and cheer,
With grateful hearts, drawing near.
Promises of protection, guidance, and might,
As God leads His people day and night,
His angel goes before, to guard the way,
Assuring His presence, come what may.
So let us heed God's law anew,
In Exodus, Chapter Twenty-Three so true,
Embracing justice, love, and grace,
Walking in His righteous ways, in every place.
Prompt: God spoke to Moses on the mount,
With plans of beauty to recount,
A dwelling place, both grand and bright,
A sacred tent, a holy sight.
Exquisite curtains, dyed with care,
Fine gold and silver everywhere,
With acacia wood, skilled hands would craft,
The Tabernacle, a treasure to be left.
An Ark of gold, with cherubim,
A mercy seat, a throne for Him,
Inside, the tablets of the law,
A symbol of God's holy awe.
A table, too, with bread of show,
A lampstand with a radiant glow,
Altar of incense, sweet and pure,
The Tabernacle, a place secure.
With offerings given from willing hearts,
The Tabernacle, a work of art,
A dwelling place for God on earth,
A sanctuary of priceless worth.
Exodus Chapter 25, a blueprint true,
Of God's design, revealed anew,
A vision of splendor, a heavenly call,
To build a sanctuary for the Lord of all.
Prompt: The sacred flame, a beacon bright,
Guides with warmth through the darkest night.
A lamp of gold, a flame so pure,
A sign of faith that will endure.
Within the tabernacle's walls,
The light of God, its radiance calls,
A symbol of His love and grace,
Guiding His people in every place.
A fire that burns, forever bright,
A guiding star, a guiding light,
Through desert sands and stormy seas,
A beacon of hope, eternally frees.
So let us follow, with hearts ablaze,
The light of God, all of our days,
With faith and courage, strong and true,
Guided by His light, our journey we pursue.
Prompt: Exodus 33, a soul's desire,
To seek God's presence, a holy fire,
Moses longed to know God's ways,
To walk in His light, all of his days.
A tent of meeting, outside the camp,
Moses sought God, with heart so damp,
In face-to-face communion, they did speak,
A bond so strong, a presence unique.
God's favor granted, His grace revealed,
In Exodus 33, a love unsealed,
Moses interceded for Israel's fate,
To lead them to the Promised Gate.
A longing for God's glory bright,
In Exodus 33, a beacon of light,
A reminder to seek God's face,
And walk with Him in every place.
So let us strive with hearts ablaze,
In Exodus 33, a prayer we raise,
To know God's presence, pure and true,
A treasure beyond measure, for me and you.
Prompt: Nadab and Abihu, priests of the Lord,
In Leviticus 10, their actions abhorred,
Offered strange fire, unauthorized,
A disobedience, divinely chastised.
God's fire consumed them, a sobering sight,
A lesson learned, with awe and fright,
The Lord is holy, His ways are just,
In Leviticus 10, a sacred trust.
Aaron, their father, in grief profound,
Restrained from mourning, a solemn sound,
The priests must serve, with reverence true,
In Leviticus 10, God's ways pursue.
A lesson for us, to fear the Lord,
In Leviticus 10, His holiness adored,
To approach with awe, and reverence bow,
In worship, honor, and obedience now.
So let us learn, from Nadab and Abihu's fall,
In Leviticus 10, God's ways enthrall,
With hearts submitted, in humble fear,
To serve our God, with reverence clear.
Prompt: Leviticus unveils the holy seasons,
Appointed times, divine reasons,
Feasts and festivals, set in place,
To honor God's abundant grace.
From Passover to the Day of Atonement,
Each celebration holds a sacred element,
A time to remember, a time to reflect,
On God's faithfulness, so perfect.
The Sabbath rest, a day of peace,
To cease from work, and find release,
A time of worship, a time of delight,
In Leviticus 23, it shines so bright.
The Feast of Weeks, a joyful praise,
For God's provision, in all our days,
And the Feast of Tabernacles, a time to dwell,
In booths, remembering God's miracles so well.
In Leviticus 23, the holy times are told,
To keep God's appointed feasts, so bold,
A time of worship, a time of awe,
In Leviticus, God's goodness we draw.
Prompt: Leviticus speaks of offerings of dedication,
To consecrate to God with deep veneration,
A vow or a pledge, a special gift,
To honor God's goodness, our hearts uplift.
From animals to crops, from silver to gold,
A willingness to give, a story to be told,
In Leviticus 27, God's call is clear,
To offer our all, with reverence and fear.
A reminder that all we have is His,
Our lives, our possessions, our every bliss,
To offer back to God with grateful hearts,
In Leviticus, our worship imparts.
So let us bring our offerings with joy,
To dedicate to God, without alloy,
In Leviticus, a call to consecrate,
Our lives to God, in love so great.
Prompt: Deuteronomy Chapter 5, a moment so divine,
When God revealed His laws, a treasure so fine.
To Moses and Israel, His people so dear,
The Ten Commandments, spoken loud and clear.
"Have no other gods before Me," God proclaimed,
As Moses and the people listened, unashamed.
Idols and worship of any other kind,
Were forbidden by God, the One divine.
"Make no graven images," God declared,
For He alone deserved to be revered.
His name was to be holy, not used in vain,
A reverence and respect, they must maintain.
"Remember the Sabbath day," God's command,
Prompt: Deuteronomy Chapter 6, a message so divine,
A call to love the Lord with heart and mind.
To heed His commandments, day and night,
And walk in His ways, with all our might.
"Love the Lord with all your heart," He said,
With passion and devotion, so richly spread.
With every beat, with every breath,
To love Him fiercely, beyond life and death.
"Teach these commandments to your kin," He spoke,
To pass down His truth, like an eternal cloak.
To teach our children, both young and old,
God's Word, a treasure worth more than gold.
"Write them on your heart," He implored,
Let His commands be forever stored.
A guide for life, a compass true,
To steer our steps, and keep us anew.
"Bind them on your hand," He declared,
Let His commands be ever prepared,
To guide our actions, our deeds and ways,
And keep us on His path, all of our days.
"Fix them on your doorposts," He decreed,
Let His commands be our creed,
To remind us every day and night,
Of His love and truth, a guiding light.
Prompt: In Deuteronomy, a covenant renewed,
God's faithfulness, ever pursued.
Chapter twenty-nine, a solemn vow,
To follow Him, here and now.
The Israelites, a chosen race,
Gathered to renew their grace.
With hearts humbled, and minds prepared,
To heed God's word, with reverence shared.
A covenant made, binding and strong,
With blessings for the faithful throng.
But also warnings, lest they stray,
And turn from God's righteous way.
His promises and commandments clear,
To keep them close, and hold them dear.
To love the Lord, with all their might,
Walking in His truth and light.
So let us learn from this sacred tale,
In Deut, Chapter Twenty-Nine's unveiled,
To renew our faith, each passing day,
And follow God's word without delay.
Prompt: In Deuteronomy, a promise pure,
Of God's faithfulness that will endure.
Chapter thirty-one, a steadfast vow,
To never leave or forsake us now.
As Moses led the chosen race,
To the promised land, with steady pace,
He spoke to them with words of grace,
And encouraged them in every place.
Though he would not go along,
To lead them further, right or wrong,
He assured them of God's care,
His presence with them everywhere.
Joshua would take the lead,
With God's commandments as their creed.
And as they faced the unknown ahead,
God's faithfulness would be their stead.
So let us trust in God's sure hand,
In Deut, Chapter Thirty-One's command.
His promises never fail or fade,
His faithfulness an eternal aid.
Prompt: In Deuteronomy, a somber scene,
Moses' final moments, bittersweet and keen.
Chapter thirty-four, his farewell near,
As he climbed Mount Nebo, with eyes clear.
God showed him the promised land, so fair,
But Moses could not enter there.
For his time had come, his journey done,
His work completed, God's will was won.
He blessed the people, one last time,
With words of wisdom, so sublime.
And then he died, on Nebo's peak,
His legacy strong, a life so meek.
Israel mourned their faithful guide,
With tears and sorrow, far and wide.
But God's promises never fade,
His faithfulness will never shade.
In Deut, Chapter Thirty-Four's final page,
Moses' story ends, in wisdom and age.
But his legacy lives on, forever bright,
A testament to God's guiding light.
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.
