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Dreamcatcher Indian mascot protecting sleeping evil spirits. Bad dreams get entangled in the web and good ones slip through the hole in the middle. It is a web of stiff threads and deer veins stretched over a circle from a willow branch; A few feathers are also weaved into the thread. They hang over the head of the sleeper. You can make such an amulet with your own hands or buy it in a souvenir shop.
In the Ojibwe people the Dream Catcher filters dreams skipping only the pleasant and kind. Evil and terrible dreams become entangled in his web and with the first rays of the sun are scattered.
According to one of the ancient legends the Lakota elder of the Indian people ascended the mountain and there he had a vision in which an ancient wisdom teacher appeared in his appearance as a spider. While they were talking the spider bent the branch of the old willow into a ring and, decorating it with a bird's feather began to weave cobwebs inside the ring. He said that this willow circle symbolizes the circle of a person's life: a baby is born grows up enters into adulthood. Then he begins to grow old and takes care of new babies. So the circle closes. The hoop of the vine also symbolizes the life path of man. Saying this the spider plaited its web and only in its center remained a hole.
Then he said: "There are many roads along which a person moves everyone chooses his own way. And at every moment of life, man has passions. If they are good, then they guide him along the right path, and if they are evil then a person goes on the wrong path. The web is the perfect circle but in the center there is a hole. Good thoughts will pass through the center to the person. Evil thoughts get entangled in the web and disappear with dawn. "
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