Meaning of the DREAMCATCHER (Legends, Symbols, and Purpose of the Dream Catcher)

[@MalloryRoseCo]

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[@wheepingwillow24u17]

WHERE IS THE LINK TO YOUR STORE FOR PEOPLE TO MAKE PURCHASES? WADO

[@henriettaabeyta1457]

The untold meanings the designs of a personal dreamcatcher have symbolically has been my question of this craft. Dreamcatchers are popular in doodle book art.

[@silverxxl7540]

If you're planning on buying one, buy one from a Native American own shop as well as learn the background of the history of them as well.

[@NeonAmnesia]

this 100% After educating myself, I've decided to replace the one I bought a while ago from a souvenir store with the one that was hand crafted by a Native. I know it's not really required to replace it but I use dream catchers for it's original purpose, and I personally felt right do so.

[@Neutralmoonchild]

Or make one youself if your up to it. I know its helps me a lot when im having bad anxiety to do bead work or weaving.

[@DreamwithintheHeart]

Indeed, it helps small communities, and you are helping them with their artisan work. I'm currently looking into getting a dream catcher right now and found one I like from the Miami tribe. So please do your research and contribute to the local indigenous community.

[@pinkperfumefairy9205]

I bought one from a corner store and it work pretty well lol it has purple red and white on it!

[@readingtherapy8376]

Exactly Been researching Native owned shops

[@wyatt490]

I love the way she was so pleasant and gave EVERYONE credit for loving them and or making them. I love making them and she really helped me not feel guilty about doing it. Thankyou. Beautiful culture

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Mindy! Thanks for watching! ❤

[@saskoilersfan]

Sew... Eye tooque won UV yore dreamcatchers und rewired it fore light. The natives dream catcher is also a disc for winding wires. To create energy and light from . You humans are like children with toys of gods . Like I said ..replace string with wires...add brushes , and rotation with another disc creates electormagatism. .aka lightening . I'm curious how natives came to have the wiring for a energy disc ? But think it's art...when it's science .... All this time , a mistaken perception of wires for string . The didn't know what wiring was.... They saw , they copied...but it didn't work...need wires , not string.... I apologize ...i only seek truth. For me to see this dream catcher as a base for a light source was not to offend . Forgive me. But I see the Incas energy disc is more advanced. Tesla's disc was primative also . Wimshurst had the right idea for a space ship .

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

@@saskoilersfan Okay, just wow!!!! You wouldn't need to worry about offending, apologizing nor asking for forgiveness if you didn't use/speak/write with such condescending words, tone and attitude, as well as implied intelligence and superiority, as if somehow you have more. I WANT TO BUILD ONE OF THESE SELF CONTAINED LIGHT STRUCTURES Tell me please, the answers to my questions below so I may build myself some of this amazing technology you speak of. I think I could one of these for each room in my house and have beautiful light and lightning for each room. Dream Catcher chandeliers!!! Then the electromagnetism could could hold the bad dreams for a second with the magnet it makes and then destroy them with the lightning it creates!!! YAY!!! Okay so let's get serious * If one were to use wire instead of string, does it matter what the wire is made of? Actually, could you cut up strips of tin foil since it is so flexible and tin is a metal, and use that? * Is any one type of wire any better or worse than another type/kind of wire? * Should the wire have the rubber/plastic, coat/jacket on it or should it be bare skinned wire? * Should the wire be the solid kind or the kind with multiple strands all twisted together and kind of kinked up and what size around should the wire be, and does size matter? Does Bigger or Smaller equal stronger, brighter/more light and lightning? * I guess the lightening won't hurt you because you make it and it's a part of you just like your children....Yes__ No__ * You said, please, correct me if I'm wrong, These will create electromagnetism, a.k.a. lightning and light and energy and was used as a light source by the gods, is that correct? * The natives simply copied what they saw when they saw the gods using/playing with "their toys", and these gods were just walking around and co-mingling in the presence of the pathetic childlike natives, who apparently have observed the toy, but ah shucks they were too childlike and ignorant so they didn't have the capacity to realize it was wire and not string being used, and thus they have never been able to get them to work as intended? * Is there anything else they should have had or done to make these work, to bring light and electromagnetism and did these "toys of the gods" do anything else? * When rotating these discs, does it matter if they both rotate clockwise or counter clockwise, or what about if they move in the opposite direction of each other? Does it matter how slow or fast they go? Does the rotation need to be close together like they are almost touching, a few inches, a few feet or across a yard apart/together? Does it kind of move and work like the sun and earth rotate and move around each other? * Did I ask, what should the discs be made out of and do they resemble Frisbees, or hula hoops * How did you come to know what their function was, what their components were, how they originally functioned, and how these complicated "toys of the gods" actually work? Thank you in advance for helping me out!!!! I can't wait to make some of these it's gonna be epic!!

[@saskoilersfan]

@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 Jesus fuck nards... Loaded questions much.? That's alot of writing . I never seen questions that's are paragraphs. Toys of gods ? No. Technology of gods , humans play with as games.as toys. As art. My mind sees patterns in anything that has patterns. Things that repeat. To retain the technology in forms of art. To forget and remember for future use. Obviously , another person who thought in patterns too , designed it. Waiting for another person who thinks in patterns to finish it. I see it...must be for me . Future , hidden in art , from the past future. I see Tesla's pattern. Ben franklins pattern. Incans pattern. Natives pattern. Lightening. Electromagnetism.. Free energy. I saw the pattern A lightening engine. Only lightening moves faster then speed of light. A lightening motor is lighter then liquid fuel run engines. Energy isn't Heavy like liquids. How do I know ? Easy... Welcome to liars world. Here on this world , the beings are only liars. Easy to see the truth the liars hide . The technology hidden on a world of liars. Smart idea. Use patterns of repeating to locate. It was never an Incan calender for time. It was never a dream catcher of dreams. Technology hidden with false perceptions. Like a type of art forgery or mistitle . Lightening didn't strike the clock tower in back to the future...the clock tower produced the lightening. Ghost Buster packs are not nuclear , they too produce lightening... USS Enterprise uses disk energy...they ride the lightening... 1883...wimshurst engine. Designed for space travel . Self perpetual lightening engine. Teleportation is speeds of lightening. To move at speeds of lightening ...one must create an engine to make lightening , before it can operate on lightening. For lightening , by lightening. I pondered why a dream catcher was never made with bicycle wheels... Or a ferris wheel creating energy. Or a ferris wheel disk of energy. A self sufficient , energy created and operated ferris wheel... But , it's free energy... Law says no free energy. Humans must rent it Multiple energy disks. So simple. So easy to produce. Store energy in a Bagdad battery design . Egyptians invented battery light. Because they worked at night. Too hot in day. Egyptians invented glass.mirrors.night lights. Batteries.. etc. Native legends talk of a being who visited them. Most likely to hide technology. Same pattern of disks. End of daze begins , when the society of lies falls .

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

@@saskoilersfan You did say toys of the gods I asked that many questions to see what technology you were describing and your understanding of it and if either of us were missing anything and whether or not I was understanding you correctly. When you say disc, I think of something solid, like a Frisbee. The dreamcatchers are mostly made with hoops, (i.e. open circles or shapes) that can be of various shapes and sizes Brushes in an motor are basically conductors that pass volts and amps between stationary and moving/ rotating/Spinning magnets. The brushes cannot create electricity. The magnets would be on the hoops & they have wire wrapped around them and the wires will have electricity served to them. Upon energizing the coils of wire, the magnetic stator(stationary magnets) become an electromagnet which is a much stronger created magnetic field via the applied electricity and starts the engine by essentially pushing and pulling the rotating magnets as they push away and pull towards one magnet to the next. Kind of a simplified explanation and maybe the steps are a little out of place and I might have it a little off in the magnetic field but I don't think so. I guess the voltage and current passing via the brushes could potentially be an induced voltage from the electromagnet, but the bushes do not become, nor are they electromagnets nor do they create electricity or lightning. Now a generator has movement applied to it which causes energy to build up and then either passes via pressure of electrons becoming excited or pass via induction to the other set of magnets and then can be used, or stored. Maybe that's what your seeing/thinking?

[@miss_violetrose3099]

I have a dream catcher hanging above my bed on the wall. I've hung in three places I've lived now, from my foster home,to my first dorm room, and in the dorm room that I live in now, just a different building. I rarely remember my dreams and I've been lucky enough to not have a nightmare, so when I got this dream catcher for my birthday last year I started hanging it above my bed, as a way to make sure that I'd never have nightmares.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you so much for sharing Lucy! 😊❤️

[@aanawhat]

Lucy Wallace SAME IHAVE ONE HANGING ON MY BED WALL

[@get2thepunchline804]

My grandmother who was native made me one when I was a baby she sadly passed away when I was relatively young so I never got to learn much about her culture. I’m trying to educate myself and learn as much as I can just wish she was the one here to teach me. Awesome video btw!!!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

What a lovely gift to receive from your grandma. Thanks for the support! Glad you like the video :)

[@melissalam80]

@@MalloryRoseCo jklim nono

[@lmf0114]

She is with you. Do you have dreams about her? Listen to the dreams.

[@bryandungee1029]

You never learned much about HER culture, it's YOUR culture... you should do some digging

[@sayusayme7729]

I’m so excited about learning about my culture. Looking forward to making my first. Thank you 🪶🌻

[@brucenguyen1595]

I've made a dreamcatcher myself, with willow branches for the circle part, and hung it at the doorway to my room. Different from the way the American indigenous people use a dreamcatcher, I've specifically enchanted mine to catch negative energy and let through positive energy. I found that dreams, no matter good or bad, carry important messages from our subconscious, our Higher Self and the Divine, so I want to let them come naturally.

[@cherp5837]

I think that too let the dreams flow naturally

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for sharing Bruce!

[@isopoika256]

This is such bullshit :D

[@brucenguyen1595]

@@moonstar3833 It's hard to explain the process by word, but you can always find DIY videos for dreamcatchers and wreaths on KZbin, or you can buy available ones. But that's the easy part. What makes a dreamcatcher - or any other object - "work" magickally in your desired manner is the way you PROGRAM it, i.e. imbue it with your intentions. Personally, I visualize the way I want the object to work in my mind, then pour my energy, along with that visualization, into the object. Bending its energy to my disired way. You can also whisper or say your intentions out loud, or chant it or sing it. Whatever that suits you. I found that doing this during the making process works wonders. That's why I've always prefer to make my own things. But if you buy available ones, this will still work, preceded by another step to neutralize the original programming of the object's maker. Smudging the object with sage will do for this.

[@marciathehooligan9967]

I got rid of ALL my dreamcatchers 10 days ago and it's weird....I haven't had one nightmare since-- NOT ONE! I haven't woke up at 2:30 or 3 am being haunted by the horrific abuse my stepmom & ex husband put me through. Not once! My dreams are happy and actually enjoyable. Gee, I wonder why these nightmares & bad sleep patterns have ended? 🤔 JESUS CHRIST protects my sleep now, not some pieces of willow branches. Don't mean to offend you but I'm right. ✌️

[@MrSupersleeperdude]

I keep one in my bedroom right over my bed. It has helped me significantly since my mind can get very restless at night. When I sleep with the dreamcatcher I feel a sense of calm. I also enjoy explanations like this. The lore of these kinds of things fascinates me.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for sharing! Glad you enjoyed it ❤😊

[@michaelmetzger8802]

Thank you for the help. My tribe are split into several parts once because my band converted so early and lost a lot of the traditions so I am glad to show this to my son. We got a limb from a willow tree today for it. Thank you, from a Potawatomi that is doing his best.

[@crystalstorms880]

I have a beautiful dream catcher i got it from my (friends of the family) Aunt. i was 7 or 8 years old. i am now almost 33 and it still hangs above my head. I love it. So much. Thank you so much.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Oh wow! thanks amazing Crystal - thank you for sharing that :) Do you have any other dream catchers?

[@crystalstorms880]

@@MalloryRoseCo yup. I made my first dreamcatcher for my mother for mothers day. A colored bead for each of her 8 grand children. With the Circle made out of Maple. As I was making it. It pulled into a rain drop shape. But she loves it.

[@cfnature5]

I've always had a dreamcatcher, no matter where I lived, and I brought one to university with me and I continue to sleep undisturbed. I can't believe it's taken me 20 years of life to actually think about learning about it, but I'm so glad I did. It makes so much sense

[@MalloryRoseCo]

It's never too late to learn!!

[@eleonore6204]

I bought mine when I was visiting the Grand Canyon, from the Hualapai Tribe. It's been five years and I can't remember having a single nightmare in that time period. I hung it in my US college room, in my room when I went back to my parents in France and it's now hanging in my own bedroom in my apartment in Paris. It's definitely a piece of art I'll never part from!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That’s such a lovely story thank you so much for sharing! Having those connections is amazing isn’t it?

[@eleonore6204]

Tribal Trade Co yes it really is :D

[@user-qm9qt3mb9d]

@@eleonore6204 same the last time I had a nightmare was about 6 years ago and I've had the dream capsule for 6 year and haven't had one since

[@starglowcruiser]

the host did a great job-- didnt feel rushed or any smoke up my backside- - got to the point, and with that point offered an explanation! I didn't know these things! I have a native american friend who had one hanging years back as early childhood friends but now only can spot something like this online or at world market. Great video!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for sharing Chanay! And thanks for watching :)

[@hellspark]

My grandparents, who retired in Albuquerque, bought me a dream catcher from an art fair when I was just tiny. I remember learning about its purpose and feeling safe with it hanging over my bed. I still have it, and now I can hang it in my newborn son's room. I will teach him about it when he's old enough to understand.

[@adlereagle123]

When I was a little girl I went to a real native American shop on the border of North Dakota and Minnesota and I read this really cool children's book about the Sioux tribe which my dad ended up buying for me, but in the windows were these huge massive dream catchers. I'm grateful to be educated on basic native knowledge at an early age. I believe the dream catchers really do work. It still amazes me to see my dream catcher after having a bad dream and seeing these huge knots in the web. Thank you for sharing this video ❤️

[@pmcw]

This was a beautiful video. My daughter, also named Mallory, her 5 yr old little boy was killed by a falling tree in Aug 2020 and she's been having nightmares since that horrific day. Listening to your calm, soothing words helped me to better understand the healing nature of dream catchers. Can you please recommend a dream catcher from your website that would be most helpful for my daughter as I would like to gift her one? Thank you for sharing your culture.

[@kellylarocque829]

Glad I came upon this youtube channel! I've been trying to learn about my Indigenous culture. Thank you for sharing!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

We're so happy you found the channel also! You're very welcome and we're happy you like the videos!

[@juliafigueroa1046]

Hi, I am a dream catcher believer with my own personal reasons and I appreciated your video on teaching about the meaning of a dream catcher. Were many don’t believe in getting dream catchers tattooed on their bodies I do but for specific reasons of my own and knowing the right stones and feathers to put on a dream catcher are very important, along with the culture behind it.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Hi Julia! We're really happy to hear that you liked the video! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@thanihringjs5273]

Yaa its true when i hade a dream catcher i never ever hade a bad dream

[@MalloryRoseCo]

This is true 😊 - who needs those bad dreams, thank you for watching!

[@sahasarva111]

Is this real??? Plz suggest

[@user-qm9qt3mb9d]

Are you being serious?

[@honestmagafanhonestbillsfa452]

Yes he or she is being serious. Dream catchers NEVER give you a bad dream ever.

[@cfnature5]

My mom always had a dreamcatcher in my room and I've brought it with me to university and still, I sleep undisturbed. For some reason it's taken me almost 20 years to learn about it and I'm glad I have. This explains why I sleep so well

[@Wiruru-q1g]

I've just started making dreamcatchers and I enjoy it ..the colors the patterns the feathers the options of what goes in the web and enjoying the creation.. u don't sell them and I don't give any away I simply enjoy looking at them I'm not superstitious I simply like the creation. Like how a person would enjoy flowers in a vase.

[@judithobrien1692]

I love Dream Catchers **** I have several hanging = They clear energies **** My children are card caring members of "White Earth " I first came to live with the people at 17 **** my Husband was Ojibway as are my children I so Love the people & Culture * They are very Honorable & wise . The ancient teachings sooth my soul and give witness to an understanding beyond knowing ****

[@lianouata]

Love and light thamkyou for sharing

[@amberalyiah75]

Thank you for the video. It helped me explain it to my 4 yr old who has been having night terrors. It has worked so far and he loves spiders so it is a cool way to integrate his interests with something to help him.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You're welcome, Amber! I'm glad the video helped you explain things to your 4-year-old who's been having night terrors. I hope your little one continues to find comfort and feels better. 🙏🏽😊

[@Steve-ng6jf]

Always informative. But best of all is your attractive open attitude A great ambassador!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Steve! 🙏🏽🧡

[@MarciaFenwick]

Thanks heaps for this! I’m not an indigenous person and I’m wanting to make a dream catcher for my daughter. When I was young my mum gave one to me because I was having trouble with sleeping. My daughter is now having worries about her dreams, I thought perhaps making one with her would help her. I’m going to keep researching more about this tradition so I’m making sure I’m paying appropriate respect to the traditions and can share that with her. I’ve learnt about the significance of the items that are on it so I’m excited to gather some meaningful items, respecting also the Māori tikanga here 🙏🏿

[@claudedavis201]

Great video. I just recently bought a dream catcher made by Aztec descendants in my neighborhood.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That is awesome! Thank you for watching our video :)

[@Starowlnightwatch]

Thank you I am still learning about our culture. This is very helpful.❤

[@MalloryRoseCo]

I’m so glad to hear you’ve found it helpful ❤️ continue on your learning journey. Happy to support any way that I can 🫶🏽

[@janarama6]

I do have a beautiful dream catcher. It's three circles one inside another one. Interestingly enough is I actually knew the significance of the dream catcher. I used to have vivid nightmares and I don't anymore thanks to my dream catcher. I also open the window on windy days to blow away the bad dreams. I didn't know it was from the indigenous peoples culture. I thank you so much for the invention of the dteamcatcher.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That sure sounds like a beautiful dreamcatcher, Janice! Our teachings also taught us that you can place your dreamcatcher in a place where the sunlight will hit it to burn the bad dreams trapped in it. You can also smudge your dreamcatcher to remove all bad dreams. Thank you for sharing! 😊

[@myracrawford1514]

I have one in my bedroom. It has always fascinated me. I know they are made by our ancestors. Thank you

[@francisconavarro4826]

I got one two in my bedroom I like your looks so nice I didn't know why you make thank you so much

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You are very welcome!

[@keeganbrown9092]

Yes! I have two in my car & making one with my daughter tonight🤍 We landed here to teach her about the symbism & legend of the dream catcher.

[@deborahbrennecke7602]

Thank you.Now I know the true meaning of the dream catcher.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for watching Deborah, we're so glad to hear that!

[@jeffkay3043]

Lols , I think i have about 1 dos of them & 3 in my pick - up . + I have gave away so many I lost track , In the 100s . Nice & good job thank you so much ! 😊

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You’re so welcome!

[@jocelinwatson5907]

I have started a dreamcatcher collection, I have 8 at the moment hanging from my way all different sizes and colors and styles. I haven't had a bad dream since I've really had my fist dreamcatcher. My goal is to own a house one day and have a room full of dreamcatchers from all over. I love the meaning behind them the culture and the artwork is so beautiful ❤️

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That is an amazing goal Jocelin :) I am glad you have not had a bad dream since getting your first dreamcatcher!

[@ClaraMagdalenaDesposyni]

Wadogh! Chi miigwetch! Thank you for sharing the Anishnaabe teaching on dreamcatchers! Traditionally speaking, dream catchers are hung above one's bed. Especially above the baby's bed, crib, cradle or cradleboard (Lakota way). My late husband was Tsalagi (Cherokee), Blackfoot & Muskogee (Creek). I am adopted Miq'maq, with a trace of Powhatan & Ocracoke ancestry. From the time when my youngest was 2 years old, I raised my children in the Old Way. They all had dreamcatchers, as do I. Aho!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You're so welcome! :)

[@theoilforme4755]

We just finished making one for my daughter. thank you!

[@IDohBoy]

I was looking at future tattoos to get and a dream catcher came across a lot. I then later took a nap and believe to have had a vision of my future daughter playing with my father on his land. I feel as though it was not a coincidence. I’ve always had a sense of importance with them even as a young child and feel it may be in the Que for my next tattoo to get.

[@clittle1807]

I don't have any but I plan on making one as a dorm room gift for my daughter. Thank you the information

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Wow that would make the most amazing gift! Thanks for chiming in :)

[@RastaDivaxoxo]

I’m thinking about making some too {going to ask my granny how they did it back then}

[@MalloryRoseCo]

@@RastaDivaxoxo Great idea! - so nice to have a granny to ask :)

[@evarobson6852]

love everything you have to share about dream catchers and there meanings .. Thank you..NZ..

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Chi Miigwetch for your kind words!

[@jillwalden5371]

Yes! We are mohawk from Canada and does around town. Our reservation is Tyendanega And all of the grand children have grown up with DreamCatchers and I have also given them as gifts. My grandfather Joseph Marcus Brant was the last full blooded Joseph Marco sprint to live. My mother was half blood and I am quarter blood quantum as all of my children are!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Hi Jill! So happy you commented :) That's great to hear that you all have dream catchers and I agree they're great to give as gifts too. Thanks for sharing about your reservation too, big shout out to Tyendanega :) Thanks for the support.

[@FlowerItzel18]

I got one as a souvenir from Mexico and I decided to put it on the my wall on the head side of my bed one time because I had a bad dream, but after that I stopped remembering my dreams all together, so I took it down because that freaked me out. I still have VERY vivid dreams and sometimes I don’t want to remember them because they’re so vivid.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That's very interesting! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@kptmma]

I love this, thank you! I do have a Dreamcatcher hanging above my bed. I came to find a video for my grandkids because we are making dramcatchers today for their room. I'll have them watch this first!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That is amazing kptmma, and I hope it went well making them!

[@kptmma]

@@MalloryRoseCo It was a great day and they turned out beautiful!

[@Anonymous80085]

i had to watch this for school and i'm telling you now this was actually worth watching unlike some of the other video's!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Chi Miigwetch!! I'm really happy to hear you liked our video! :)

[@irgendeinname5871]

I love making dreamcatchers myself! The making of one in itself is quite meditative (one of the reasons it is used in occupational therapy). I use different wool, thread, pearls and feathers for every single one I make, highly depens on the person the dreamcatcher is for. I'm really interested in other cultures and their traditions, always trying to learn new things. Your video is really informative, one of the best I could find and you're so understanding as well and simply a nice human being.

[@GoddessOfLightMagee]

Thanks for sharing this video! I love my dream catcher hanging over the side of my bed❤️🌞🌻✨

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You're very welcome! So glad to hear you love your dream catcher :)

[@marycanfield8654]

You are a wonderful hostess, thank you!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you very much!!

[@Kurumidai]

I love creating dream catchers, have many of them done by myself.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thats amazing! Do you sell them online?

[@missyglittervlogs3543]

My friend that smudged my place even brought me over a dream catcher! I really love mine so much!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That is a beautiful gift!

[@tdelli3675]

I love your channel ❤ my grandmother was an indigenous Canadian.

[@LEOWIFEGigiX]

Yes, we have dream catchers all over our home😁My husband is indigenous to the US from the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina and of course we had a dream catcher above our son’s crib when he was a baby. He is now 14 and still has his dream catcher above his bed😊🙏🏻❤️Blessings and good dreams to all.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That's awesome! Thank you for sharing! 😊❤

[@kevindecoteau3186]

Good morning, I for years have had a dream catcher in my room near my bed. Recently I moved it to hand in front of my sliding glass door. Ever since I did that, each night is like I'm on a vision quest when I go to sleep. Very vivid dreams, visions etc. I spend time most mornings interpreting the dreams and what they may mean or warn me of. I wish I had done it years ago.

[@MsBlackEclipse]

I am so grateful you shared your tribes history with us, and thank you for expressing how other cultures can share in the beauty of dream catchers

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for your kind words Emily, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! :)

[@autumnleafhaiku]

I do have a dream catcher! I have 2 that I got recently. Ones a anklet that I use to keep away negative energy. These things are beautiful pieces of art that I wasn’t to remind myself of their history and importance

[@MalloryRoseCo]

They sure are! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏽

[@Utchaynavlogs]

This is a very informative video thank you for sharing mam.

[@hookbeak3516]

I first read about 'Dreamcatchers' back in an '80's U.K broadsheet tabloid, it was a lengthy story but a highly interesting read. It wasn't long before these symbolic feathered web artefacts, became cultural phenomenon in the U.K. Your presentation was informative. I did spot your 'Dreamcatcher' earrings, nice touch lady.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Chi Miigwetch!

[@freddythamesblack8479]

I was given a Dream Catcher and I have not had any more nightmares 😁❤️🌹

[@jg6261]

We moved into our house in 2013 and the first night I smelled cigar smoke at 2 am. I saw an old man looking through the window it was in my head. Next morning I asked the neighbors did someone die in our home. He said year old man loved his house. So every night at 2am I ear a noise coming through the mirror. We saga the house. It's comes back so I got on KZbin TV and play the Holy Bible blessing at night softly as we sleep. We got a dream chatcher. I placed it in the bathroom. All quiet. No more noises at night. So for all good. 🙏

[@janaslamova7326]

Thank you very much for sharing this video. I am about to make a dreamcatcher with my son and this is super useful, as I like to share with him the meanning of it all.

[@dorothyjeancastillo95]

I have a dream catchers all over my house,each a different style,Your interpretationI have a dream catcher that wonderful.❤️🙌

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Wow! That's wonderful Dorothy! Thank you for sharing! 😊🙏🏽🧡

[@EarthAirBodywork]

Thanks for the info! I just set one up over my bed head. Like most, I purchased it for its artistic beauty, but I sure hope it funnels something good dreams into my sleep space 😴 🌈

[@brendarose5799]

Hi Rose, I have 4 dream catchers. I have 2 in my bedroom . One above my bed and one as you go into the bedroom. I have 2 in the living room, one above the TV and one as you walk into the living room . I love them . People that come into my home loves the one above the TV because itis a big wolf and they like my other ones too. Hope you have a good day you sister friend. Brenda Rose

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Wow, you do have a lot of them! So glad to hear that Brenda!!

[@sukunasbrat]

I got one last night but wanted to make sure I know the history etc so I don't disrespect anyone. It's beautiful and can't wait to get rid of my nightmares.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

We hope it helps you too.

[@shannonwilliams9507]

Thank you for the beautiful information. I had a moment while cleaning my house a few years ago when id picked up a round hoop about the size of the one you are holding in this video that was from a lamp I no longer used and had the thought to make one. I'd never made one and growing up in a Christian home we were never allowed anything to do with dreamcatchers, yin yang products, crystals etc my parents were very much about Christianity and nothing else and still are. I stafter making dreamcatchers for my friends and have just begun making them to sell but really wanted to know more about their history and understanding how sacred they are. I lucid dream quite a lot and feel very connected to my dreams and dreamcatchers. I feel very blessed to have this connection and am very grateful for the gifts of creativity I have been given 💜 thank you again I hope this message finds you well xo

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Hi Shannon! That's awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! I hope this video helped you in any way possible. ❤

[@michellejones5024]

Thank you for this. My daughter bought one today from a store named indigenous. It is a beautiful work of art and I was trying to explain the symbols and the meaning but couldn't find the proper words. We watched this video together and will be watching more. Thank you.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That's awesome to hear!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@alisiajohnston6022]

I appreciate this explanation. I’ve had a beautiful dream catcher in my window for years

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you for your kind words Alisia! We are so glad you enjoyed our video :)

[@TAGITA08]

Thanks for sharing and teaching

[@therealjoeirox4052]

Waynaboozhoo I have quite a few dream catchers in my home. I did know the origin, and thank you for sharing what so many of us Indengious know to be true.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You are very welcome! Miigwetch for your support!

[@brendadaradics8743]

Hi Mallory,,I have always had Dream Catchers for years now. I have one hanging from my rear view mirror in my truck. I purchased it from your Trading Post in Curve Lake. I love it. I now need to purchase another one to hang from my stars that are on the wall at the head of my bed. Thank for explaining what a Dream Catcher really means.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you so much Brenda! ❤

[@AL-eu8ro]

just bought one from natives at yellowstone. very beautiful it’s hanging above my bed now

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Very nice lo lo!

[@eddiewildman2063]

I bought a Dream Catcher today for $20.00 from an elderly Navajo woman. She said that she makes them by hand and bless them with sage smoke. There aren't any jems, as I realized after bringing it home. Normally, turquoise bits. Should I put in my own gems and bless it with sage?

[@gabegameing6341]

Thank you so much for this explanation! I absolutely love dreamcatchers and have been trying my hand at making them. I've done a few and hope to continue to get better at it. Thanks again and I will check out your site!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You’re so welcome! And I’m so happy to hear you’re going to check out our website! Chi Miigwetch:)

[@lieselmortlock5160]

No way no how I would ever want a dream catcher. Jesus is my King. 😊

[@youbuttermybiscuit7]

@@lieselmortlock5160 what

[@BBFLY_RISEN]

I bought a dream catcher necklace a few minutes ago. The meaning I gave it is that ALL my good dreams and desires are coming true NOW. And ALL my bad dreams and the effects of them are immediately annihilated.

[@SHabbIZZLEx]

Finally understood what it all means. I'm glad I knew the basic purpose of these....just not what the 5 elements meant. Thanks for the info! :D

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Sherryann369]

I would love to spend a day with an indigenous family and learn about their daily routine..❤

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That's so nice to hear! There are indigenous tourism companies and guides here in Ontario Canada if you're ever in the area look one up that will allow you to have an "indigenous experience" :)

[@Sherryann369]

@@MalloryRoseCo thank you, i never knew that..i am in mississauga, i should look into that:) if u have any info about the mississauga community that would be great ❤ i have been slowly immersing myself more and more in these practices...i actually made my own sage sticks last month..

[@ZONIX234]

My children got information of dream catcher thanks

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You're very welcome!

[@ramoncolon5333]

Thank you for this video. I am glad i saw this video before getting my first dream catcher.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gloriasimpkins5377]

I enjoyed the video, And yes I have a Dreamcatcher my granddaughter Harmony gave to me❤I love it. I have it hanging in my bedroom.🌃Thanks for sharing.

[@taleemulhaq]

I"m glad i looked this up :) thank you for informing the community on youtube! i actually came here because someone mentioned this on a DiY tutorial video to look inot the medicine wheel for dream catchers :)

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thanks so much for watching and for the positive comment :) We greatly appreciate it

[@flatworm00]

Love the information! Thanks

[@MalloryRoseCo]

You are most welcome!

[@JackieZuk]

Yassss dream catchers never knew different cultures had different meanings !

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Yeppers, thank you so much for watching Jackie 😁❤️

[@eyehaveallergies]

I have made one from some things from a thrift store (metal circle from an old purse, yarn and wooden beads) and weaved in some things from my children when they were babies. I made it to symbolize protection over them always and that we will always be connected. ⭕️

[@eyehaveallergies]

This was also a very informative video and very calming

[@1Noki]

Chii Miigwech for adding these teachings. I am going to be adding to my fb to help some of my services users.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Miigwetch for watching! And thank you for sharing with your service users :)

[@pyenygren2299]

I learned the meaning of the feathers and the pearls.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Awesome! Feel free to share :)

[@katherineeberly7307]

yes i have a dreamcatcher hanging up in my room i love dreamcatcher alot

[@MalloryRoseCo]

So glad to hear and thank you for sharing 😊

[@drew9003]

I don't mind nightmares but i used to have some which were reoccuring and super scary When Ive got a dreamcatcher in the room I don't have those horrible nightmares anymore, like I might still have some nightmares but theyre not really that scary compared to the other ones Its really nice to learn the true meaning behind them! I love how people can share their culture with people all around the world!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

D V glad you liked the video and the dreamcatcher helps you

[@LamLam-ld2ui]

Yes I do. I have them everywhere. My car my room front room kitchen bathroom. My son was ecstatic for his and gave me a huge hug because he said once I gave him his he never had a nightmare again when he would come in crying faithfully almost every night from a nightmare. My family and I love them. Besides they are native from the Pima tribe!! And if ever in AZ in or around the Pima Rez or known as the man in the maze then you MUST MUST have to stop by “The Stand”!! Definitely a must if u LOVE deliciously wonderfully authentic made food like I do lol

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thanks for sharing Lam Lam!

[@dhriti88]

I like your scarf! Thank you for sharing your ideas! I really appreciate!

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you so much, Dhriti! ❤

[@riyasagarika]

So helpful information!! I just have a small query ma'am... Can we hang the dream in any place or any direction?? or there r any specific direction to hang it?.. please let me kno ma'am

[@whitecrow1949]

I'm loving your videos. I'm looking at your website. Wondering if your products are available through Amazon.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you White Crow! It is not on Amazon, just through our site :)

[@daisyz5938]

thankyou for informing us ! you used such a good explanation

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you, I'm so happy you liked it!

[@csg-dq9jx]

Very nicely explained. Thank you.

[@Nhjjvvjnkitdxvbhu]

thank you ma`am, that`s so lovely

[@hollylove9053]

Thank you for this. My 16 y.o asked for a dream catcher, and I am familiar but not in a way to even kind of break down to him the meaning behind!

[@erikjimenez2424]

I don't have an actual dream catcher but i have a huge dream catcher tapestry with a wolf in the center along with the conciliation all around it hanging in my wall. I also use a similar queen size blanket bed always made to compliment my tapestry

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

Could be placebo effect but ever since I was a kid Ive had such vivid dreams where a large portion of them come true (The most notable was one about my grandma dying even though she was in great health. A few months later she passed away from an unexpected stroke.) But when I was young, I had these weeks of nonstop, terrible nightmares. I ended up going to a Pow Wow that happened to be going on where I bought a red and black dream catcher and hung it above my headboard. I immediately stopped having the nightmares. Thank you God! So for me, it was an answered prayer. But, like I said, it coulda been the placebo effect. 🤷🏻‍♂️ either way, I was better.

[@MalloryRoseCo]

We’re happy to hear that the dreams got better for you! 😃

[@yvonneclemente9064]

I have a dream catcher I bought this year. I don't dream as often as I'd like to but I enjoypst of my dreams when I do

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Glad to hear the one's you're having aren't bad ones :)

[@shaul558]

Sister we always dream! You can’t remember because someone is blocking you! GOD SPEAKS THROUGH DREAMS sometimes…..Job 33:14 For God speaketh once, yea twice, yet man perceiveth it not. Job 33:15 In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falleth upon men, in slumberings upon the bed; Job 33:16 Then he openeth the ears of men, and sealeth their instruction,

[@taostandreamcatcherot7stan881]

2:53, omg, spider, i actually think "Dreamcatcher" group in Kpop really know what they do well

[@lottieyoung7728]

I am not a native American and I don't know much about there believes but I received a gift with a dream catcher in and it is beautiful i would like to see it with someone who loves it,

[@marijanikoliccrnozrno8860]

I made them ,and love them very much

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Wonderful!

[@Rammstein005s]

Love this video I have a big beautiful blue dream catcher. I made hanging in my house. Bad spirits tried using it against me. So I asked the ancestors to do special prayer rituals for it. I'm praying for every dream catcher out there. In Jesus's name amen 🙏

[@MalloryRoseCo]

Thank you! 🙏🏽

[@TheJessicahammerly]

My father made me and my kids a dream catcher and told me that the amount of times it’s tied around and the number of feathers and colors of beads and all those different things each have a specific meaning/reason

[@MalloryRoseCo]

That's really nice of him to make one for you all :)

[@TheJessicahammerly]

@@MalloryRoseCo yes I miss him so much and I will cherish it always.. 💙

[@lulungangte7855]

thnk uu for sharing !! :)

[@MalloryRoseCo]

you are welcome Lulun! :)