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Our prayerwheel story

We are Micha & Ayelet and we live in a small community called "Kibbutz Ein Hashofet" in the land of Israel. We have been making custom handmade Tibetan prayerwheels since 2009 after a short meeting with H.E, Garchen Rinpoche at a teaching seminar he conducted in the north of Israel.

quote of a phrase about H.E. Garchen Rinpoche's Tibetan prayer wheel

We were so amazed by the wooden prayer wheel he held and spun in his hand; we felt a strong urge to make prayerwheels.

Ayelet & Micha the prayer wheel makers
H.E. Garchen Rinpoche with Micha & Ayelet

It was a long journey but we finely made our first Tibetan prayerwheel and from that moment we knew what we were here to do: Make Prayerwheels!

Right from the start, some friends of ours saw our work and commented that it is a beautiful idea to spin your prayer to all beings, but they knew nothing about Buddhism and asked if we can make a prayerwheel with a Jewish prayer inside.

It is an act of kindness

​It took us 3 years of consulting with different Rabbis and Tibetan masters, and they all thought that this would be a great idea, after all, what can be wrong in spreading what you think will help others?

Sketch of a beautiful prayerwheel from Holyland Prayerwheels

It is an act of kindness you perform that is not ego based, but altruistic in nature.

Well, we made our first ever "Jewish" prayerwheel and the Christian and Muslim were not late to arrive!
 

Israel is the meeting place of these religions and we feel blessed to be able to give people something special and unique made by hands and heart in the Holy land of Israel. Much history is in this place, and now, we are making history by introducing something new, a way to spread your belief to all.

Thank you all for your support in our prayerwheel project!

Micha & Ayelet

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