- Talking to Cars, lovingly. by Karlin
11 y
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Blog: Path of my Life
Lots of people will admit that they talk to their cars... but do the cars LISTEN? Do our cars hear us? Do they respond to what we say to them? Does positive energy help our cars?
Although cars do not respond VERBALLY - at least mine never has - I am starting to believe that our cars do respond to the love and appreciation we show them.
Coincidence cannot be counted out, but I have a little story to tell...
After I own a car for a few years, I find myself talking to it. At first I didn't really like the car I have now - I only bought it because I got such a good deal - but then it "earned my respect" and I began to appreciate it on that level. I still don't like the white paint or the shape of it, but my car has HEART, and once I understood that I looked beyond the surface qualities and appreciated it for it's charachter.
As a disabled person, I am often in pain and fighting terrible fatigue and so when I was going somewhere important, especially in winter, I would say to my car:
"please, please car, please make this trip, please don't break down, I could not possibly handle the walking back to town, or the towing bill. I will just lay down and die, I feel that bad, please don't let me down today, I really need you now buddy".
And it ALWAYS made the trip - I have never once been stranded in this car.
So here is the real miracle - the battery in my car was 14 years old, and yesterday I charged it for TEN FULL HOURS on my trickle charger.... but it still would not start the car, it was totally spent, absolutely dead. It had always started up until then bu this weekend I was working on the cooling system and I had left the trunk open with the light on and it drained the battery. That is why I was charging it up.
Besides being disabled by pain and fatigue, I am very poor, living on welfare with a drug addiction. I could not afford any repairs - I knew the battery was old, but I just had to keep using it.
Today I got some money that I had been waiting for for awhile, and yesterday, my battery gave up - do you see? It used up it's last ion, it struggled and perservered just to serve me, to help me, until the day before I got enough money to replace the battery.
It is as if it knew it had to keep going until yesterday, and then I would be able to replace it.
Fourteen years is a long time for a battery to last, especially through Canadian winters. Fourteen years, and then ONE DAY before I got the money to replace it it laid down and died. It makes me weep. ["I love you, battery, I love you, Mr. car"}
I am humbled. I am the most grateful person on the planet today - for the money I got [inheritance] and for this miracle of my battery.
I think it is possible that the positive energy we create by talking to our cars lovingly just might translate into some kind of EMF force that actually does help the car.
What do you think? Do you talk to your car? Mostly - are you grateful for what you do have, even if you don't have much?
I believe positive energy works for everthing, especially in relationships with people. Send it out, it comes back, and it multiplies because when you give it to someone, they give it to others, and then those others have some too...
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Karlin
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- Re: Talking to Cars, lovingly. by YOURENCHANTEDGARDENER
11 y
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9:50 pm
August 21, 2013
I am preparing to take a trip.
last year I took the trip in my 68 VW van, I call the EG Mobile.
This year, I have a plane ticket, however, I still have thoughts of taking the
EG Mobile.
My mechanic says she is in good shape for the trip.
I need to believe in her now.
thanks for you thoughts on talking lovingly to your vehicle.
Lesle
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YOURENCHANTEDGARDENER
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