The Wheel of Dharma or Law, representing the Buddha's teachings on the path to enlightenment, with eight spokes symbolizing the Noble Eightfold Path.

In Welsh mythology, Arianrhod's castle Caer Arianrhod is connected to the constellation Corona Borealis, seen as a silver wheel representing fate, time, and the cycles of life and death.

The sun-wheel Kolyada carries is the symbol of cosmic and psychic order, the eternal cycle of death and rebirth that governs all things.

The core symbol of cosmic order and cyclical motion, mirroring the Dharma Wheel, which sets the structured path of teachings and ethical living into motion.

The central, all-encompassing symbol of cyclic existence, the relentless turning of psychological states driven by karma and delusion.

The primordial symbol of cosmic order, cyclical time, and spiritual law, representing the dynamic, rotating structure of reality and destiny.

A symbol of cosmic cycles, divine law, and perfect motion, often representing the structure of the universe and the revolution of fate or time.

The cyclical and interlocking mechanisms of fate, law, and providence, denoting the complex, eye-like awareness of cosmic order.

Evoking the Ophanim associated with the Cherubim in Ezekiel’s vision, representing cosmic order, divine omnipresence, and the complex, cyclical machinery of fate and providence.