Praxis II Build Your Wheel
Read the Book Closing Praxis II
Your Wheel is not a score; it is a mirror of what you carry now.
Accessibility Description
At a candlelit table, a man adjusts small markers on a divided circular board. An open book lies beside the instrument, with tools and ink nearby and a full-sized wooden Wheel resting against the wall behind him.
About This Chapter
Praxis II introduces the personal Wheel as a mirror of current life.
It explains load, support and wider conditions so the reader can see what is being carried now.
The Mirror
Your Wheel is not a test or a score. It is a way to see what may already be felt.
Load And Support
An arc cracks where load exceeds support, not simply where life feels heavy.
The Returnable Reading
Build the Wheel, save it and return later. Life changes, so the mirror must be read again.
A Passage From The Chapter
Your Wheel is not a score, it is a mirror of what you carry now. The tool is not here to tell you who you are. It is here to help you see what may already be felt. The deeper question is not only how much you are carrying. It is whether each part of your life is supported enough to carry it. Build your Wheel, not to fix your life, but to see it truthfully.
