Do Dream Catchers actually work, because my nightmares started when I bought one

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  1. alfredfox profile image71
    alfredfoxposted 14 years ago

    Do Dream Catchers actually work, because my nightmares started when I bought one?

  2. FranyaBlue profile image66
    FranyaBlueposted 14 years ago

    I had a dream catcher necklace when I was younger and from the time I put it on I stopped having dreams, then one day I forgot to put it back on and I had the longest, strangest dream ever, it was as if all the dreams had been stored up and then released in one night.

    I think they work if you believe they will, it's probably your belief in them that causes an effect... of whatever sort.

    Nightmares can be interesting, you could write a hub about them.

  3. Merlin Fraser profile image61
    Merlin Fraserposted 14 years ago

    Dream catchers are a fairly new phenomenon, designed by the Chippewa tribe during the 1960’s.  However since then they have been adopted by many different Native American tribes as a symbol of united among the Indian Nations.   

    Operationally The Chippewa believe that the dream catcher can change a person's dreams by allowing only good dreams would be allowed to filter through and  bad dreams would be caught in the net, disappearing with the light of day.

    So technically the answer to your question is if you accept and believe the true nature of a dream catcher then it cannot be the source of your bad dreams.

    Unless of course you set it  up upside down or back to front !

  4. MrAungst profile image60
    MrAungstposted 14 years ago

    Well, just a shot in the dark here, but maybe you bought a used one, and someone else's nightmares were in there waiting for ya smile

  5. Patty Inglish, MS profile image88
    Patty Inglish, MSposted 14 years ago

    The commercial trinket known today as a dreamcatcher is based on a sacred icon of infancy and dream interpretation among Eastern Woodlands Native Americans long before the 1900s and at least as far back as 1640 AD. read more

  6. dabeaner profile image60
    dabeanerposted 14 years ago

    Did you set the grid (mesh) size properly?

  7. profile image0
    Marliza Gunterposted 14 years ago

    No..dream catchers don't work...they bring evil spirits into your home..and these spirits are responsible for your nightmares...almost like mind controlling..

    1. profile image49
      Astrid Catposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Yikes, that's creepy! But my dreamcatcher.... No?!

  8. heavenbound5511 profile image69
    heavenbound5511posted 13 years ago

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    I agree with Marliza on this one.
    You invited the evil spirits in with the dream catcher. Get rid of it and tell everything invited in with it to leave in Jesus name.
    I have had demons, evil spirits and the such enter in my house when someone or myself brought anything linked to false religion, the occult, candle stick holders with an 8 point star on the bottom, and etc. But they all left once I got rid of the item, and if it would burn I would burn it. You are not to get into fear over this stuff but be wise. Anything that isn't relying on the protection of God, through Jesus Christ is a counterfeit and will not help.
    God is the one who can and will deliver you from all harm and give you the wisdom to recognize darkness and evil to keep you safe.
    In God's word it says if we touch what is cursed we will be cursed. So we learn by trial and error with this at times but God forgives it in Jesus name and restores us.
    God bless and I hope this helps!
    I have many pages on evil spirits, prayers for deliverance and etc that would also help.
    http://hubpages.com/profile/heavenbound5511

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    vinsanityposted 13 years ago

    I think that sometimes they work, but not because of the dream catcher. They work because you feel safe with it in your room.

  10. Hildy Gloom profile image59
    Hildy Gloomposted 8 years ago

    they do work, but u to bless them here's how https://www.pinterest.com/pin/525936062715784912/  and here's another one just in case https://www.pinterest.com/pin/671106781941869463/

    1. Hildy Gloom profile image59
      Hildy Gloomposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      u should also try wetting it and rubbing salt on it to cleanse it just remember to wash your hands before u do it so as not to tate the salt

  11. profile image49
    Astrid Catposted 7 years ago

    That's pretty much my question too, I think there are some that DO work, but only a very few, so many of us just buy take ones?

  12. chapman-laura profile image62
    chapman-lauraposted 7 years ago

    I dare say when you bought the dream catcher is when you sub-consciously began thinking about bad dreams (as that is the primary myth) and as we know dreams are our brains pulling together both conscious and sub-conscious thoughts hence not so coincidental bad dreams.

 
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