Many indigenous cultures hold dreams in high regard, seeing them as spiritual guides or messages from ancestors. I’m curious about how different indigenous traditions use dreams in rituals and healing practices. Does anyone have knowledge or personal experiences with this? It’s an area I’d love to learn more about.
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Mohammed Karim
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Saloni kumari
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Many Indigenous cultures view dreams as a way to communicate with ancestors or the spirit world. It’s amazing how much weight dreams hold in these traditions.
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John
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I’ve read that in some Indigenous beliefs, dreams can be seen as visions that guide a person’s actions. They’re deeply respected as sources of knowledge.
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jackson gray
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Dreams are often seen as powerful tools for understanding the natural and spiritual world in Indigenous cultures. They provide insight that goes beyond what we experience in our waking lives.
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