Dreamcatcher
Many people use the Dreamcatcher as tattoos, drawings, but do not always know the real meaning of it and even what it is.
The filter of dreams is a charm Ojibwa Indian culture (or Chippewa), built with a willow switch ring and coated with leather straps, Wired intertwined forming a sort of spider web and with a feather hanging along the center of other small objects of special personal significance.
Legend has it...
The Ojibwa believe that when night falls, the air is filled with dreams, good and bad. Some of these dreams, even though nightmares, may contain an important message of the Great Spirit for us. It is precisely to separate these bad dreams and energies that there are dream catchers and tells the legend that began as follows:
She says that once there were two warring tribes. Anger and bitterness that generated disharmonious energies, which meant that the children had nightmares. So the big buffalo mother goddess descended to earth and asked the shaman of the village that made a ring with a willow branch Good dreams know where to go, passing through the central hole. The first rays of sun, bad energy dissipated.
Despite these amulets have had origin among the Ojibwa nation, during the period of Panameríndio Movement (or the Pan-Indian Movement, in English) of the 1960s and 1970s, these have been adopted by many other groups and indigenous nations of North America,It is regarded as a symbol of unity and brotherhood among the Amerindian peoples of the north of the continent. Although certain indigenous individuals and groups have expressed the view that there was a super-marketing of that object, and that lack of due authenticity to serve as a general badge to the original people of the land.
Tradition says that the colorful webs are hanging over the crib of babies and children to walk. The good dreams, knowing exactly where to go, can go through the central hole of the web, whereas the bad dreams get lost and end up stuck in the wires. When the first rays of sunshine appear, the bad dreams disappear.
A pen is placed in the center, representing the air or breath, essential for life. The baby, watching the dancing feather in the wind, learns a lesson about the importance of air. In addition, the owl feather, feminine, symbolizes wisdom. The eagle feather, male, serves to give courage
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It is an easy object to buy and make at home, so if you want to test your skills and venture can try in your home because it is simple and easy, see the tutorial below.
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