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Reflexology isn't just a technique I learned; it's a path I've carefully paved over years, each stone representing my dedication and passion. This journey led to a beautiful creation that, 12 years later, remains my most cherished work. It's not just effective; it's a piece of art that resonates with people, a testament to the power of healing touch and heartfelt intention. Some even find its beauty so profound, they display it like a treasure, a reminder of the connection between well-being and artistry.

This 12-tile collection is a labor of love, created to honor the diverse tapestry of faiths that connect us all. Released one tile per month over a year, it showcases the symbols of the world's major religions, inviting reflection and understanding. Each piece is a unique work of art, made with care and limited in number, symbolizing the preciousness of our shared human spirit.

Representing the interconnectedness of all things, this set of 12 hand-painted concrete pavers embodies the spirit of the ancient medicine wheel. 

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The plan is simple. It's like a clock in the lawn, but its a compass!

The cardinal points of North, South, East and West represented by a special design. Eight secondary points with another design.

Other uses:  Use them to border a garden bed. 

Use around a tree. 

Around a fire pit or stretch into a walkway.

In the wake of shared challenges, we've come to realize the profound importance of both connection and inner peace. Our backyards, once simple spaces, now hold the potential for deeper meaning. These inspirational pavers, adorned with uplifting phrases, symbols of wisdom, and gentle reminders, offer a path towards that very peace. Let them guide your steps, both literally and figuratively, as you create a sanctuary for reflection and renewal. We're all in this together, and these pavers are a small step towards nurturing the body, mind, and soul – one mindful moment at a time.

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