5 reasons why you should have dreamcatchers in your room
"I am your dreamcatcher, your shelter in the night. I am your dreamcatcher, protector from the fright" - Christopher Weule. A dreamcatcher is an ancient tool that is a handmade willow hoop with a net, now mostly used as a home decor item. However, did you know that there is more to this woven web, especially when it comes to spreading some positivity?
History of dreamcatchers
Originating in Ojibwa culture, the most prominent Indian group north of Mexico dreamcatchers were traditionally used to protect babies from illness and evil spirits. Since they were made of willow, they weren't long-lasting. Upon reaching the age of "wonderment," they would wither and disintegrate.
Promotes restful sleep
Dreamcatchers are believed to help one sleep peacefully through the night by filtering out negative energies surrounding them in their space. They instill a sense of security and stability with their presence, helping you sleep better. Legends also have it that these decorative web charms offer you a fresh burst of energy when you wake up.
Reduces your anxiety
Trouble falling asleep owing to stress or anxiety? Well, hang a dreamcatcher in your bedroom, preferably on the wall with the headboard. Those who believe in this have often shared that this has helped them manage their anxiety levels at night. Well, this could be owing to its ability to bring positive energy is one's space and foster feelings of joy and optimism.
Enhances creativity
A dreamcatcher can also get your creative juices flowing. Many around the world believe that these ancient Native American tools have enhanced their motivation and creativity. It is said that they trap the positive vibes of your good dreams when you hit the sack at night and convert them into productive energy when you wake up in the morning.
Captures all your nightmares
If you break down the word 'dreamcatcher,' it refers to a tool that catches your dreams, particularly the ones that force you to wake up in the middle of the night. A dreamcatcher, as per many texts, has the primary motive to trap your nightmares and prevent them from entering your sleeping mind. When the sunlight strikes, it destroys all the entangled nightmares.
Acts as a good luck charm
A dreamcatcher is believed to have good luck flowing through its feathers. When you hang it on the ceiling or wall over your bed, it is believed to help you manifest your innate desires and promote wish fulfillment. It is believed that a dreamcatcher can help create a positive atmosphere and promote good moods by helping reflect on your thoughts and emotions.
