Peaked my curiosity too! LOL!
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General mood about such things.
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Your morning is somebody elseās afternoonā¦
Perhapsā¦
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True for me it came out in the afternoon at 3 pm e.g.
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One of buddies said that I tend to mystify situations and try to find meaning in them when thereās really nothing behind it. I guess thatās what I did here.
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I am late, congratulations to all! 
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twilight
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It is pretty good man, deliciously uplifting
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Based
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Orā¦ maybe it is released at that time for you, so you specifically would start getting up at the time, for whatever reason the universe has this planned for you to start doing 
Iād say, keep mystifying 
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More on them 
Native Americans believed that at night the air was filled with dreams, both good and bad. They would hang the dream catcher over their beds. They had to be careful that daylight could reach it. As its name suggests, it attracts and then catches in its web all kinds of dreams and thoughts.
The beautiful dreams then pass through the threads and slide down the feathers to reach the sleeper and comfort him. Bad dreams, on the other hand, are trapped in the web and then destroyed, burned by the daylight. The interpretation of dreams has strongly influenced the cultural and spiritual beliefs of Native Americans for centuries. They believed that dreams had an influence on the conscious soul of the dreamer. According to them, dreams could have an impact on character traits such as trust, maturity, kindness and loyalty.
The dream catcher is shaped like a circle, as it represents the circle of life. It is also a metaphor for the journey of the sun and the moon, each day and each night across the sky.
The canvas is responsible for catching bad dreams and evil spirits during the night, and getting rid of them when the day comes. Feathers, on the other hand, allow beautiful dreams to reach the sleeper.
Dreams are not just the effects of some brain activity during sleep. They have a deep impact on our emotions. Waking up from a vivid and positive dream brings with it hope, excitement and aspirations for the future. Good dreams are cherished experiences we certainly do not want to part with. In traditional Feng Shui, there is a tool known as a āDream Catcherā which traps good dreams and provides protection from bad dreams or nightmares.
The circular frame symbolizes Mother Earth and everything that sustains life. Its circular shape also represents the continuous flow of life as there is no beginning or end. In addition to representing the circle of life, it also symbolizes how the sun and moon move across the sky every day in a continuous loop.
The web or net of the dreamcatcher is intricately woven inside the frame to mimic the look of a spiderās web. The circle in the center of the web is its heart and is where the good dreams and visions are filtered through.
the beads are the physical form of the good dreams that failed to pass through the web and become sacred charms.
The number of points on the woven web of the dreamcatcher is also significant and holds different meanings. A dreamcatcher with 13 points represents the 13 phases of the moon, 8 points symbolizes the spider woman in the Native American legends, 7 points refers to the seven prophesies, 6 points represents an eagle, and 5 points symbolize a star.
Some authentic dreamcatchers have a cross in the center of the web which symbolizes the Four Sacred Directions. These are known as medicine wheel dreamcatchers that provide protection from misfortune and bring good medicine into oneās life by drawing from the universe.
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I would have been able to buy it, but I had a really important healing sleep today and woke up late. So yeah, this one was not for me. Congratulations to everyone who got it 
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My question is why it took
8 hrs
for this post to show up
when this forum is open all the time
and I refresh the forum regularly. 
just sayinā¦
P.S. I wasnt interested in this one.
Congrats to all who bought it.
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There you go.
Yeah, but this happens with all the NFTās not just this one
Just kidding. Have no idea.
No wonder Sammy is reporting some hardcore traffic, with all of us refreshing it all day for dopamine shots or fomo (intensifying with those NFT release) 
(guilty as well)
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Ok Iāll stop biting my tongue here and not try to be funny this time.
The man has posted heads up yesterday or something. I mean how much more can he do for us, seriously?
Things that are meant to happen will happen, even if we bury our head or run away. And vice-versa: if itās not meant to be, then it simply is not.
Iād like to respectfully remind that some of us donāt even have access to PayPal and mostly not to Coinbase to buy āregularā (ā¦) items in the shop. Not to mention our unstable local currencies, which makes the equivalent USD/EUR prices climb day by day.
So? What are we supposed to do? Complain all day long through repetitive posts? What would you guys do if you saw me doing that?
What about all our fancy speeches about detachment and acceptance?
This post isnāt aimed at anyone in particular but since we say that we are family, I owed you guys this piece of honesty.
Thanks.
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Omg so many ādeleted postsā haha
We are sooo passionate about Captains job that things like NFT becomes an issue if just some get to buy the stuff, i dont see that bad 
Lets just hug each other at the end its because we love all the releases that we want them all.
Many things will come hopefully
Captain told me something which is very true when the tree glitch happened and i was really sad and then kind of upset haha
āThese things seem to choose the ownerā
Some will choose us, some will not and thats how its gonna be.
My post its actually to celebrate the sadness, frustration, madness, ego flare ups etc these rarities bring here and there. We love your work Captain!!!
Thats all this scream.
The important thing is always be respectful for his decision and just have fun collecting treasures here and there when we can
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Beautifully said @anon46520955 ! 
Omgā¦ 
thatās one of the cutest and most comforting things! I canātā¦ 
Iām so glad that you shared this with us @anon46520955 Thank you!
I always hoped that the rare items find the person who needs or loves them the most. In fact, although I will admit that the Teespring checkout experience (my first one with an NFT) had me a bit disappointed , it truly did not last long and I saw it as meant to be and a learning experience 
I hope it came across that way also and not otherwise.
But when I saw your replies to the field, honestly, I started feeling actually glad I didnāt get it because I felt that you, for example, were seeming more appreciative of the fieldās abilities than I was and I wouldnāt like to potentially prevent a best-case-scenario by taking up a field that someone else benefits from or āneedsā more. I am so happy thinking that, at that checkout moment, someone else got it who will love it the way it should be loved, or who will at some point sell it to someone who will
Yes, so so so true! 
And personally, I actually love the concept of the NFTs now that Iām getting the hang of what they are and how they work, and it sure would be cool if there were more (lol, even if None of them ends up choosing me 
). I actually like the idea that not everything can be for everyone that easily when it comes to such types of things. Otherwise we might forget to do our work to get there or start taking it for granted.
Also the Captain chooses so thoughtfully which ones to make into NFTs and which ones not 
I feel like this needs a shoutout also. Heās always thinking of our well-being and best interests. Thank you Captain We see and appreciate so much all that you choose to do for us every day to make our lives better and give us the best foundation to be able to do our work and grow.
Everyone, have fun with your Dreamcatchers and I look forward to hear about your experiences!
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