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Interdimensional Pantheon
A crowdsourced catalogue of autonomous entities, realms, and odd mind-states encountered in non-ordinary states of consciousness. Data is compiled via semantic analysis of trip reports.
This archive is brand new and almost entirely empty — it only grows when travellers contribute. Log an encounter, name a being or realm you can't find anywhere else, upload artwork from a vision. Everything you publish stays attributed to you, and you keep your rights.
For artists
Your visions, still yours.
Link or upload your work, choose how you're credited, and keep every right. Each piece points back to you — and to your store. We're building toward integrated print-on-demand and, in time, a community-owned printing co-op: not a marketplace that extracts from artists, but one that serves them.
Researcher or curator? All the ways to contribute
For you, first
A private journal for your own practice — that also moves the science forward.
Beyond the shared archive, the Codex is a genuinely useful personal tool. Each session is logged in three phases, so you can watch how you arrive, what unfolds, and what you carry forward — and track your own wellbeing over time.
Set your intention
Before you begin, record your mindset, physical state and what you're carrying in — captured in general, non-identifying terms only.
Record the experience
Describe what happened in your own words — the geometry, the beings, the tone — and note how you felt coming down.
Integrate over time
Return later to add integration notes. Each session becomes a chapter in an ongoing, personal record you can look back on and compare.
Your data stays yours. The general readings and tags from your sessions are anonymised — never tied to your name, your words or your account — before they join the aggregate patterns of the Resonance Engine. You can opt out of that sharing at any time in your settings, and still keep your personal record.
Explore the archive
Wander the pantheon — then help chart it.
Three living collections grow from what travellers report. Browse them, add what you've met that isn't named yet, and help curate the entries so the map stays honest.
Where we stand
We take no position on whether any of this is “real.”
The mythic framing — entities, realms, a pantheon — is a deliberate choice of language, not a claim about reality. Travellers hold every view on where these experiences come from, and we honour all of them and insist on none. What we do believe is simpler: these states can be beautiful, healing, and at times genuinely dangerous — worth investigating carefully, honestly, and as safely as possible. This is an archive for that investigation, not encouragement to undertake it.
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