Do You Own A Dreamcatcher? | Native American Legends

The Legend of the Dreamcatcher & Asibikaashi is one that few really know about.

This video delves deep into the world of dreamcatchers, exploring their origins within Native American cultures and their evolution into a global symbol of protection from bad dreams and negative energies. We'll debunk common misconceptions, highlight the cultural appropriation issues, and reveal the authentic practices surrounding dreamcatchers. Join me as we uncover the layers of tradition, spirituality, and modern-day interpretations of this iconic emblem.

▼ Mysteries of Mythology Socials! ▼

👀 Watch more videos:

⏳CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction to the Legend of the Dreamcatcher
02:12 - Origins of the Dreamcatcher
04:59 - The Meaning of the Dreamcatcher
06:07 - Cultural Significance of the Dreamcatcher

#dreamcatcher #nativeamericanmythology #dreamcatchermythology #mythology

[terrimontgomery]

I'm Ojibwa Indian and I'm proud of it. I'm of the turtle clan. I make dream catchers and gift them to people.

[jackmambawitsin]

Stories told, must be retold as to not be lost. Doing this is being human. Thanks for another great story.

[nonablouin]

I was so excited all week waiting for your story my 2 young daughters have dream catcher in their bedroom window. Eddie thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ for telling a story about my culture. I love this story i hope to hear more stories about native American culture in the future.

[swampy]

As always a fascinating video thank you

[ronaldhogan]

Another very fascinating piece of history and legend that I never knew anything about. Love the story about the grandmother.

[immabird]

5:53 He pronounces "courage" exactly like the Cowardly Lion from The Wizard of Oz. 🤣

Potawatomi mutt checking in 🪶

We, as a people, have lost so many things. To have something so sacred stolen and then stripped of its meaning is painful. I imagine my ancestors are rolling in their graves.

Thank you for sharing our stories and using your platform to bring attention to cultural appropriation.🙏🏼 I was delighted to come across this video.

[margeebechyne]

Beautiful origin stories! I have a large one bought in Arizona. I believe it was made by the local Navahos - didn't know they originated with the Ojibwe. Very cool! Thank you!!

[office-zombie-UK]

Another great video, never knew the history of these.

[LostAmericanJ]

Just got a dreamcatcher from a family friend this past Christmas hmmmmph...
Interesting!
THANKS!😎👍
p.s.
didn't know your name was Eddie!
Well keep up the great work Eddie!
😎👍

[THE-X-Force]

Woohoo! Look whose screaming towards 12K subs!! Way to go Mr Myst! 🎆

[sneakysquirrl]

The Dreamcatcher reminds me of The Flower of Life.

[marianlucas]

I recall these became quite popular after 9/11.So much in fact that indigenous people pointed out these were being made by. Those who didn't know what they were doing

[DaliaGarza-iu]

Yes I own a dream catcher. I own 2 dream catchers.

[jamesmatheson]

I realize that the meaning of a dreamcatcher is to make a spherical dreamcatcher 100 km high and put an elevator on to the side and to launch things to outer space using gunpowder
The reason why two-dimensional dream catchers can hold the shape of things that look like there are planets in the middle is because it is an indicator of the planets that are inside of a solar system
I have realized that the meaning of a dream catcher is that we are supposed to use a spherical dreamcatcher and put an elevator on the side and send things 100 km off the ground and launch them to outer space and I hope that we can form a committee who will help accomplish the thing that I am referring to if you can please do so please respond to me

[GarlandKent-yk]

[i, own many. mind are all hand made and came from the upper mattapan Native American Resavation in king william county virginia. my, 3rd. Great Grandmother was a full blood cherokee Native American. she came from this Resavation. i, have my 3rd. Great Grandmothers original black & white photograph in the original hand carved frame on my living room wall. her presentsnis here with me 24/7]

[toscadonna]

I have 5 dream catchers hanging from my lamp by my bed. I have so many dreams that it’s fun to go to sleep and see what’s next.

[brotherlittlefoot]

Just make sure that it doesn't say "Made in China" on it when one buys a dream catcher. Those are fake through and through, and have not the sacred majick of a dream catcher made by an Indigenous person.Or one can make his/her own, learning properly, regardless of ethnicity.