Hello friends, do you believe in dream catchers?
Do you know what a dream catcher is and what they serve?
Dream catchers have conquered the World. Today we can see them in many homes, placed in different places. They are filled with energy that protects and makes us feel calm. We can make them ourselves, and thus connect with them even more energetically. Choosing the right color for will have a positive effect on us.
If we place it in the bedroom it will bring us a peaceful sleep. And placed on the front door of our home, it will greet us with positive energy and prevent us from bringing negative energy picked up from outside into our home. As you know, there are many forces around us, some good and some bad. If we empower good forces in ourselves, they will accompany us in life.
Many people believe in the power of the Dream Catcher. Mesh will catch our good thoughts and come back to us with positive energy, and all the bad accumulated in us will go through the circle in the middle into irretrievability.
By connecting with dream catchers, they become part of our souls and minds. They are the energized guardians of our homes, our good energies, and they are truly our protectors.
Stress is something that has become commonplace in our lives. Dream catchers can help us find peace, get rid of bad thoughts, release negative energies and sleep peacefully.
Our nights would probably have been calmer, and our sleep brighter had we not dreamed at all, or at least not dreamed so much. But our minds would not be so rich, nor would our brains be agile.
The legend of dream catchers
The story and origins of the dream catcher begin in ancient, ancient times. The old Great Sorcerer from the Lakota tribe came to the top of a high mountain. He stood on top of a mountain surrounded by peace, looking toward the firmament. And then he got a vision. In that vision, a spider-shaped shadow appeared to the old Great Sorcerer, the great teacher of wisdom.
The sorcerer turned, looked around, and took the willow hoop, horsehair, feathers, and beads he was wearing. Guided by the story of his life from childhood and growing up to old age, the story of life and nature moving in circles began to weave a mesh. He talked about the circles of life - how we start life, go through it and return to energy. Talking about circles he made a circle. He tied a willow hoop with horsehair and thus weaved threads of positive energies of nature that protected him all his life and strengthened his spirit. He decorated everything with pearls for peace and prosperity and feathers for peaceful sleep. When he finished the story he closed the circle and so the first dream catcher was created.
The catcher hung on the very top of the mountain and watched him. He felt a great energy connection with him. The cycle of energy flow in the Catcher also changed the energy in his body and mind. A large fringe circle, woven netting, ornaments and feathers sent him strength and peace.
He felt and realized that the open circuit in the middle of the grid neutralized the accumulated negative energy. Encouraged by the beneficial effects of the Dream Catcher, he sank into a peaceful sleep. When he opened his eyes, his noble ornate circle was still before him. He touched it and uttered, "You are my vision, my dream. You have caught all the invisible torments of my ugly dreams."
And so the tribes of Indians got their Dream Catchers. They made them in the same way as the Great Sorcerer. In the same shape, but from different natural materials, in different colors and sizes.
Is this true or just a myth I do not know but I decided to get myself one. It can also serve as an interesting decoration.
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Honestly, I don't know if it's true, but I have it, and more pieces .... If nothing else because of the decorations in the room.