| The ancient story told by the Native Indians is that the Dream Catcher's hoop, with the intricate webbing at its center, ensures a sleep undisturbed by bad dreams. The Dream Catcher's web lets the good dreams filter through and float down to the sleeper, while the bad dreams are hopelessly entangled and perish at dawns first light. ... Juni | |
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To the Native Americans, dreams had special meanings. A Dream Catcher in their homes would catch the dreams that float in the night air. The bad dreams would be entangled within the webbing and destroyed by day light. The good dreams would pass through the hole in the center. |
| As you can see these can be used on web pages with any stories or dreams you may wish to display. |  |
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