The Dreamcatcher has been traditionally used to ward away evil spirits and promote sweet dreams full of positivity. It has been a symbol of spiritual protection throughout Native American culture. But there’s more to the Dreamcatcher than its origins; now, it is also believed to have many positive benefits for our mental health.

The configuration of a Dreamcatcher is simple: a hoop, woven web, and dangling feathers. The hoop is meant to represent the circle of life, and the web is believed to capture our nightmares and nationwide dreams. The feathers represent clarity, which will be brought into our dreams. It is believed that when we have a dreamcatcher nearby us, we will sleep better and increase our chances of having sweet dreams.

When we have positive dreams, it has immediate positive benefits. Not only do we wake up feeling less stressed, but those positive and uplifting dreams become a source of motivation and inspiration. We become fueled to dream bigger and strive to achieve our goals.

Dreamcatchers also has healing properties. The physical act of making a dreamcatcher can be performed as a form of self-care. By creating something beautiful with our own hands, it can serve as a reminder that we have the power to make our own reality. Not to mention, the joy of soothing aesthetically pleasing colors, feathers, and beads can be incredibly calming and very therapeutic.

The Dreamcatcher is more than just a simple wall-hanging; it is a powerful spiritual tool that has the ability to bring positive energy into our lives. Not only does it help us achieve a better night’s sleep, but the process of making it can also remind us that we have the power to create positive change in our life.