A Buddhist Prayer Wheel is a cylindrical device used in Buddhism to spread spiritual blessings and good intentions. Traditionally made of metal, wood, or stone, these wheels are inscribed with mantras, particularly the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra. When spun, the wheel is believed to release the prayers contained within, multiplying their effects. Practitioners often spin the wheel while reciting prayers or mantras, enhancing their spiritual practice. The act of spinning the wheel symbolizes the cycle of samsara and the pursuit of enlightenment. Prayer wheels can be found in temples, monasteries, and homes, serving as a tool for meditation and devotion.