Thread: dream catchers?

Haven't used one, but everyone I know who has used one has reported nightmares. My opinion would be stay away.

Haven't used them, though I highly doubt it would actually do anything. The only reason it would work is because you think it might work. (I forgot the name of what that is called)

HmmmmmM!!!!!!!!!! i made one in 3rd grade( before that i been having nightmares about chucky the killer doll) but ever since i made one it was wonderful, i havent had nightmares in years! soon i packed it away and i thanked it(if it worked or not) and put it in my closest.

I have nightmares RARLY but i'm not afriad of them anymore nor do i cry. I simply wake up, go back to sleep.

I love nightmares! If it will help me have more of them, I'm getting one for sure! The scarier the dream, the better the chance of getting Lucid.

Originally Posted by -InsaneKid-

Haven't used them, though I highly doubt it would actually do anything. The only reason it would work is because you think it might work. (I forgot the name of what that is called)

Placebo Effect

It has become tacky" and over-commercialized due to its acceptance in popular culture.

As I understand originally used for young children until they grew into adulthood through early native tribes.


Like the tooth fairy & Santa I guess.
Something to outgrow, but who's to say, what's impossible. If only we humans could still believe.

I received a dream catcher from work as a gift. I work in an inner-city school, mainly aboriginally populated. Anyway, the dream catcher is simply a nice decoration...nothing more.

Originally Posted by Mysteryhunter

If only we humans could still believe.

You just killed it

I have one hanging above my bed because it looks cool.

Originally Posted by Licity

I have one hanging above my bed because it looks cool.

I laugh sometimes when
I notice people have it hanging on their rear-view mirror in their vehicle!

No bad dreams when you fall asleep at the wheel.

Originally Posted by Mysteryhunter

No bad dreams when you fall asleep at the wheel.

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Originally Posted by Mysteryhunter

I laugh sometimes when
I notice people have it hanging on their rear-view mirror in their vehicle!

No bad dreams when you fall asleep at the wheel.

haha

I have one above my bed, I forgot it was there until I saw this thread.

Won't do anything besides a likely placebo effect if you believe it as people said.

well, i have two of them... ever since i put the first one up a few years ago i haven't had a single nightmare. call me crazy... i think they work pretty well. plus one glows in the dark, so... they look cool too.

Spoiler for The obvious truth about dream catchers.. Read only if you never plan on using one..:

Dreamcatchers are only placebo; that is, they only help you if you think they're going to help you. (And vice versa.)

I don't use dream catchers. I find them to be a waste of money.