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The Myths and Legends Behind Dream Catchers
Takoda takes a bit of break and asks both of them what it’s like where they live. The two of them tell him about the Candy Kingdom and all the friends that they have there. Yeti talks about Tiffi and how excited she will be when they share all of this with her. Just then another Native American walks by. “Hey Kosumi, would…
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Do Dream Catchers Scientifically Work?
‘The only documented scientific study on dream catchers conducted was by Philip Zimbardo who is a professor from Stanford University but the study was aimed more towards the dreams and night terrors themselves but did have the use of dream catchers to see if they prevent the dreams. He did record a reduction in bad dreams…
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The dream catcher reminds us of the importance of dreams
‘The belief is that the air is filled with dreams. These dreams are full of meaning and may be either good or bad. There are different versions of the dream catcher legend and how it works. Some say that good dreams pass through the hole in the center of the web while bad dreams are caught in the web. The good dreams will…
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Dream Catcher Ritual Ceremony
‘There are many ways to celebrate a dream catcher. It is suggested that you initiate your dream catcher through a ritual ceremony. Rituals have great meaning and can put your mind and thoughts into action. Your dream catcher can become one with your feelings and perform the way you want it to. Once you have decided where…
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Chewy has some questions
“Which color dream catcher is best?, asks Yeti. “How can you tell if it’s a real dream catcher?” Just as Takoda is about to answer Yeti Nuka crosses path with them again. Yeti can’t believe that they really look alike with their war paint. Nuka smiles and continues walking. Takoda is now ready to answer any questions that…
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How a dream catcher was put to good use
‘More recently, dream catchers are being used as a shared symbol of hope and healing. For instance, the Little Thunderbirds Drum and Dance Troupe from the Red Lake Indian Reservation in Minnesota have traveled to other schools that have experienced loss and school shooting and gifted them with a dream catcher. The dream…
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The healing symbol has been passed to other school communities
‘The gift was never supposed to travel beyond Columbine. But in the years since, it has been passed to five other school communities devastated by gun violence. It was driven from Columbine to Red Lake in 2005; to Newtown, Conn., in 2012; to Marysville, Wash., where four students were shot and killed at Marysville-Pilchuck…
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What a wonderful way to share sympathy and healing!
‘Lasting Symbol of Sympathy and Healing - Smith has taken on the role of making arrangements to get the dream catcher and members of the “dream catcher family” from site to site. The communities have all responded differently, she said, in the same way people grieve differently. Members of the “dream catcher family” also…
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Time to go home!
“Hello, my name is Chief Denali, also known as the great one,” says Denali. “I see that Takoda has taken good care of you.” Yeti wants to know how they fell down from the sky. Denali smiles and tells him that he will explain why that happened. “As part of our culture when we pray or do anything sacred we see it as four…
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