Home/Personal Wheels:

Why do people have wheels at home or in their garden? For beauty and comfort. To inspire hope, gratitude, healing, connection, delight, harmony, inner strength, tolerance, compassion. To safe-keep prayers for loved ones in time of need. To appreciate the peace found in nature and garden. To help focus us toward our best work. A prayer wheel in a home study that is filled with heartfelt intention--reminds us, as we spin it, of our real work.

Wheels can be set up in a place of beauty and relaxation such as a garden (when sheltered by a small cedar shake roof) or an entry way to a home, or even atop a dining room table. They ask people to pause, contemplate and send out a thought of grace with a simple revolution of the wheel.

Family Wheel	Chris's Parent's Prayer Wheel: "Life's a River Trip"	House Warming Prayer Wheel
Meditation: "Metamorphosis"	Garden Blessing Wheel	The Crossing: My wife's and my personal wheel