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yes, if you touch a dream catcher at night it is bad luck. i know from personal experience:l
No, it is perfectly fine to purchase (or make) a dream catcher for oneself. The power of the dream catcher lies in the dreamer's confidence in the symbolic meaning of the charm, not in the physical dream catcher itself.
You need not have concerns about bad luck related to dream catchers. They do not capture or store any sort of luck or fortune, whether positive or negative, but instead function by filtering dreams with their web. The dreams are images, shadows, mists; wishes and fears, hopes and anxieties. By sifting out scary and worried images, the dream catcher helps you sleep peacefully. Touching the dream catcher during the night has no more influence on your luck than touching a window screen or your curtain. > Dream catchers originated in a Native American tradition that supposedly helps children fall asleep. The idea that touching a dream catcher might bring bad luck is not consistent with Native American tradition but might have been made up by retailers or companies trying to sell manufactured dream catchers in New Age markets.
no it can not it is for when you have bad dreams and the dream catcher is to cacth the bad dreams you were havin
Dream catchers came from the Native American Culture to protect the sleeper from bad dreams.
People use dream catchers to keep away the bad dreams and keep the good dreams.
Dream-catchers represent good dreams, and peaceful sleep. The web on the dream-catcher is said to catch the bad dreams so they do not bother you. Only the good dreams pass through the dream-catcher.
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obviously u buy a new oneMore information:If your dream catcher broke three years ago, and you are just now noticing that you have nightmares, then the old dream catcher probably didn't make a difference one way or another. If you believe that losing a dream catcher will cause bad dreams, then it is your belief that brings on the bad dreams. If you decide you do not need such talismans, the bad dreams will stop.
The dream-catcher was made from Native Americans. The Native Americans said it would keep away bad dreams.
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A Dream Catcher is for anyone who'd like to own one. For those superstitious enough, it is usually hung in ones room or around their bed and is said to protect the owner from bad dreams.