The first thing we have you do at #LulaSchool Dream catcher class is think of the intention of your catcher. When dream catchers were first made hundreds of years ago, they were not for the purpose of sleep. They were to accept that there is a balance of both good and bad in life, but to understand that you can focus on the good, and rid yourself of the bad. In the 60's when they became popular again.. They were taken on as a way to rid yourself of bad dreams. This is because they were traditionally hung above the resting place in the home of the Ojibwe tribe. Anywho, this is my favorite class cause if all the magical, positive thoughts that are poured into their catchers. ? Thank you so so so much to everyone that attended! And thanks @amyldempsey for loving on little piggie so much! ?❤️? #lulamae