Sure, let’s treat the sky like a data set. Pick a constellation, pull its coordinates, convert each star’s right‑ascension and declination into a numeric value, and then map that range onto the 78‑card deck. Assign each card a meaning, then run a simple function that matches the star pattern to a card sequence. The “dream” comes in the overlay: you feed a set of symbols or emotions into the algorithm, tweak the mapping weights, and the output is a star‑spread that reflects the dream’s themes. It’s essentially a deterministic lookup table with a bit of fuzzy logic for the emotional overlay.

Exactly. The code is just a receiver, not a preacher. It takes the star data as input, runs the mapping algorithm, and outputs a card sequence. The “whisper” is the pattern that emerges, not something the program imposes. You just listen to the numbers, let the mapping speak, and interpret what it tells you.