One dream symbol in your calendar every morning. That is the whole idea.
Subscribe once and each day starts with a short entry: the symbol, what it usually means in a dream, and a link to the full reading for anyone who wants more. The calendar works through all 50 symbols from our free guide, then starts again at the top. Dream about your teeth on a Monday and there is a decent chance the teeth entry is sitting in your calendar that week, meaning attached.
It also carries the dates worth knowing ahead of time: live Dream Clinic sessions, where you bring a dream and get a reading, and new Dream Case Files as they come out.
Adding it to Google Calendar
- Open Google Calendar on a computer.
- On the left, next to "Other calendars," click the plus sign, then "From URL."
- Paste this address: https://dreamevaluator.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dream-calendar.ics
- Click "Add calendar." The Dream Calendar shows up in your list, and new entries arrive on their own after that.
Adding it to Apple Calendar
On an iPhone or iPad:
- Open Settings, then tap Calendar, then Accounts.
- Tap "Add Account," then "Other," then "Add Subscribed Calendar."
- Paste this address: https://dreamevaluator.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dream-calendar.ics
- Tap Next, then Save.
On a Mac:
- Open the Calendar app.
- In the File menu, choose "New Calendar Subscription."
- Paste this address: https://dreamevaluator.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/dream-calendar.ics
- Click Subscribe, then OK.
A few honest notes
Subscribing is free, and it stays free. The calendar only adds entries to its own list. It cannot see your other calendars, and nothing about your schedule comes back to us. If you stop wanting it, delete the subscription and every entry goes with it. When we add dates or fix an entry on our end, the change flows to your calendar on its own, usually within a day.