Wheels are a tool used to learn bodies of information in the Native American spiritual path.
In the Sweet Medicine Sundance Path there are a lot of wheels.
Our mind learns easily in circles so things are overlaid in that way to help us integrate the teachings and compare them to other wheels for multiple overlays of information.
When I began to train in martial arts, I learned about The Warrior Wheel.
As I was moving up the belt ranks and starting to compete in State and National competitions, I had the opportunity to put the wheel into use.
If I hadn’t started coming up with issues in my training, I might not have tried the wheel.
One of my good friends, who is in the medicine path, suggested I learn the wheel and put it in to action.
You can use this same wheel in a lot of your own day-to-day life situations.
Space and Distance is a South West issue on the wheel.
The WTA suggested finding ways to push your personal edge or personal comfort zone.
When you train over your head for a project, you gain from a higher level.
They were easy compared to what I trained with every day.
It also helped me that I was one of two women in the class, so the intensity of training was really high.
I thought every woman across the country was training for Nationals the same way I was.
To counter my problem gauging space and distance, I gave myself the job of training with better and higher ranked martial artist.
As I began to train and really push my personal edge by training above my belt rank, I gained solid strength and understanding about my abilities and limits.
I looked it up on the wheel and discovered the cure was to keep and plot the naturals.
You can also affect one place of the wheel by working across the wheel.
This helped me have a good attitude and approach to my training, and to develop my power and sense of self, and connectedness to all that is.
You could use the wheel to rejuvenate a business, re- build your own physical body, etc.
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