Wave 2
Wave 2 foundational pass. This connects Moon, horoscope, zodiac, planets, numerology, compatibility, transits, dreambook, dream oracle, dream journal, birth chart, yearly forecast, favorable days, and Time Oracle. All directions are equal, each with its own function.
Moon, numbers, dream, compatibility, and birth chart must not fight for the main throne. Each method gets its own entry, use, archive trace, and premium format.
Wave 2 is especially important for return behavior: day, Moon, number, dream, calendar, week, month, and year create a gentle app cycle.
Sky and number methods require explainable inputs: date, time, place, phase, number, calendar source, and privacy.
body and day rhythm
The Moon does not predict fate. It sets a rhythm of attention: when to fill, clear, and conserve energy.
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popular sky entrance
Horoscope speaks through general sky and signs, not a personal natal chart.
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12 sign archetypes
Zodiac is an archetype reference, not a verdict on a person.
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forces of the chart
Planets explain roles inside the chart, but without full natal assembly they remain a learning layer.
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number and rhythm
Numerology gives numerical rhythm, not a mystical verdict or financial guarantee.
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two maps, two rhythms
Compatibility must not promise love and must not read another person's will.
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sky weather
Transits show period weather, not dates to fear.
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dictionary of night images
Dreambook is a library, not a diagnosis or direct prediction.
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live dream reading
Dream Oracle is more active than Dreambook: it does not only explain an image, it assembles the whole night episode.
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retention through dreams
This is not a one-off answer, but a return system for the user.
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personal sky map
Birth chart is personal, so it requires accurate data, privacy, and careful language.
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personal year
Yearly forecast must be a planning route, not a scary event list.
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action windows
Favorable-days calendar does not say ‘allowed/forbidden’; it helps choose pace.
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when to act
Time Oracle should be the bridge between calendar and oracle question.
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