Dream catcher

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What is the dream catcher ?

So many people adress this as a dream catcher, most of the people haven't clear idea on this. So that let's see what is the dream catcher. 

This was come from Amarican culture. It creates as a cob web. Sometimes they used threads, pearls, feathers & etc as their traditional creature. According to their believes, they hanged this on the top of our head where the place we used to sleep on bed. Now you think about what is the reason for that. Actually they believe they got some protection as doing that. Specially they more used to hang this dream catcher, the place where their little childs sleep. Now you think how they believe when it gives a protection. 

We all see some dreams at night during our sleeping time. It is a normal thing. We can categories those dreams into two main groups. They are good dreams & bad dreams. According to their believes when you are sleeping both good & bad dreams come & catch the center of the circle which creates by using threads. So after that only good dreams come down along the feathers which hang on down side & then come to the person who sleep near by the dream catcher. They believe other bad dreams burn with the sunlight & then go to the sky from the little whole of the dream catcher. All this happens with the sun rises.

On the other meaning, the web which has on the center of the dream catcher, it helps to collect good thoughts. Bad thoughts also go out within the little whole on the web. It is more precious duty for our life. Finally if we live our life as a dream catcher, it is more helpful for us to spend a happy life.

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