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Hails~Angel
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RE: Any advice on bad dreams for my son

Hi Darren.

I have a dream catcher in my bedroom.

The idea is that they catch the dreams before theyenter you if that makes sense.

It's like a filter, filtering out negativity.

They come in many different sizes, although I don't know if size has anything to do with efficiency.

I hope this helps.

Hails xx


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RE: Any advice on bad dreams for my son

Hi there,

Avoid cheese near bedtime;) No seriously dreamcatchers if your son would be into the idea are woven twine circles usually with some beads and feathers on it and maybe a little mini-windchime on it too. Any New Age or crystal shop sell them. They would only work for him if he believes they will. Otherwise it could be a whole number of things. There are theories that dreams communicate to us, that they are a natural way of releasing mental/emotional stresses from the waking time, that they might be a pointer to something else or that you can become conscious of them and control them like in waking consciousness. Just some ideas.
What does he think about them? Are they repetitive? What does he make of them? Are they serving a purpose for him in some way?


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RE: Any advice on bad dreams for my son

I would also recommend a dream catcher in your son's bedroom, and perhaps a biggish piece of rose quartz that you can either place under his bed, or by his bed.

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Rosi x


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