Chapter 7 The Car’s Emotions

When you first connect with your car, start with touch and begin at the front. Pay attention to how your car feels. Does he or she feel happy, sad, angry, calm, bored, disgusted, tired or serene?

Positive feelings::

Cars who’re happy, serene, zen, excited, focused, happy-calm, confident, brave, and silly, are signs of a healthy car that responds and picks up positive vibes. Cars that like to rush only means he or she is a puller and they’re excited to get moving When there’s a negative vibe, somewhere, they don’t acknowledge the energy until it becomes positive. When the energy changes, then they respond. Cars are like magnets, they attract a matching magnet or metal they can cling to. If it’s not a matching vibe, it pushes itself away.

Healthy cars are happy and all over positive. When you connect with them, they send how they’re feeling, just how horses do whenever they need to be checked on. If they’re in trouble, cars will let you know when they’re in trouble. It can be anyone and at anytime. If they feel happy, you smile. If they feel zen or calm, you’ll feel calm and so forth. Nathan however has that type of gift.

Funny story about how Skittles called for Nathan was…

Before we adopted Skittles for two hundred dollars, he was in trouble…in isolation where he couldn’t see traffic. He was parked in front where action was going on and he was imprisoned in the backyard. His owner has had him for sale a few times online. As we drove by him, Nathan told me he will never drive something like that. Then one day, it happened. Nathan was looking for a car for his sister in law. The guy took us outback after explaining a car he had and was trying to get off his hands. Nathan and I test drove the 1995 Chevrolet Geo-metro…that’s what Skittles is. We took him on a test drive and at the light, there were these three guys in a white Chrysler convertible that saw us and hooted at us. I was really embarrassed. I wanted to dig a hole and hide. I wasn’t pleased at all. When Nathan bought him that same day, I told him “how could you” and Nathan responded “How couldn’t I?” he was proud of it. That only car with three colors that was twice as ugly than a smart car, I would always have a problem with. I didn’t know much about the cars and come to think of it, I didn’t know much about the car breed that O’Malley and Ol Reliable were either. Then I thought about it some more. What do I hate about this car that Nathan sees that I’m not seeing? I called him an eyesore…but in a good way. People liked it, my mother liked it, and so did everyone. I mean everyone…even in the car club. When we got Skittles registered. I began to like it. I figured I contradict myself on a lot of things leading me to misjudge my views. After all, a car lover really never hates a car when they’ve loved cars a long time. So after a while, I got used to Skittles and was afraid that I would lose my bonded friendship with O’Malley. But he didn’t do that. We still connect no matter what strange cars come into our care.

When I go out to see O'Malley and Ol Reliable, I begin with O’Malley first because ut is an age order from oldest to youngest. It’s the positive feelings I pick up from him in his same magnificent stance. I begin with the front of him and work my way around. I pick up his emotions, whatever he’s mooded to. He keeps me happy when I see him under the carport and when I see him there in my reach. He knows I can’t resist him.

When one is absent, others know and miss it

Cars love to live with one car or more is part of the family because they hate to be alone. When a car is at the mechanic’s, junk yard, sale lot, or on a trip, the other cars know it when they sense it, when one of their own is missing and they know, they realize it’s no fun without him or her for their every day life they found enjoyable. If a car’s om a trip, they know it. If a car is on a trip, they know. If a car is at the mechanic’s, they know. If a car is being sold to a new person, they know. If a car is being hauled away to a junkyard, they know. If a car knew they had their differences when they either got along or not, they became sad when their friends get taken away. In the long run, they get over it once they’re driven enough that it distracts them. They forget in their ,memories, but not in their hearts. They regrow to a new car when their owner gets one.

Cars that have grown to a certain human, pick up their traits in personality and the human picks up some of the car’s traits to…what comes around goes around. I’m not saying it’s a bad thing. It just means you’re as one with the car. Being part of the car’s kind is reassuringly positive and you’ll know what to do in life when it gets hard or difficult. It keeps you on track in paths that you take where the universe leads you.

Negative feelings

When cars aren’t happy or healthy, they’re miserable and so they’re attracting negative emotions due to neglect, stress, jealousy of a new car or being beaten on only to be locked into being tempermental, untamed, and get aggressive. It doesn’t have to be due to where they live, how much care they get, attention, or that they aren’t happy.

How to change negative to positive

However, cars like that can be changed from negative to positive and the way to tell that is difference is energy work, patience, and noting the days you were around the car. The negativity quickly changes over 1 to 3 days. The more you pay attention to him or her, all because of touch and effort of your passion for the breed of a car. Things that were mistreated in the past are treated with respect. Now that you have rescued them, remember to connect with them while they are recovering from being abused. Anyone can rescue a car, ensure them of promises of a better home, anyone else can help them heal from their abusive previous home. You’ll feel the difference and see the difference.

O’Malley has had a rough past too and he was beaten with a hammer a few times, isolated in a shed for years, and stressed out to his limit. I spend as much time with him as possible and practice some energy healing work on him now and again when he calls me spiritually and telepathically. He loves it because he feels what I feel and sees what I see. O’Malley is a very observant car that feels energies from me wherever I sit or am. I get my fill of relaxing vibes when I’m with him.

Cars usually take a tiny bit of their master’s personality because they like a certain part of it. Some cars take more than enough of your personality because they like a lot of parts from your personality, which they hare with you. They teach you how to make personalities brighter with a quirky tune.

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Negative person in the car

I’ve been noticing a lot of O'Malley’s emotions. I know when he doesn’t like a person. He doesn’t start until 3 key turns. The other night, Nathan and I took his oldest brother; Erik with us to the store. Erik was fussing his feathers about something and O’Malley couldn’t stand it. He didn’t like him nor did he like any of any negative person. So when he figured, we were going home, he decided to cooperate. Usually when things like that happen, he tolerates it and goes with the flow. When a person has two or more positive passengers in the car, the mood of the car become smooth, gentle, and relaxed in a happy way. But when here are 3 positive people and one or more persons riding along, the car isn’t very cooperative and that isn’t good because it can become stressful, rough and aggressively pressuring to such angering levels.it isn’t good to take a car out with a negative person. If there is a bad person, remove them right away. Cars react o negative vibes which make them think that person with the negative vibes is trying to endanger their drivers and friends. Help avoid those negative people whenever the car feels threatened, by politely telling the negative person not to come with anymore because they make the energy in the car uncomfortable and it’s not a good idea.

Time to take to spend with your car

It is important to take some time to come outside and talk to your cars for a good 25 minutes or more with him or her. When you start, spend a short 5 or 10 minutes and build up to 15 or 20 minutes when you motivate yourself to completely know your car.

I know O’Malley but not all the way and that’s okay. I can build up to learning about him. For example, I know that O’Malley doesn’t like Nathan’s big brother and two of his friends. I can tell how he reacts when either of them are riding with him. He doesn’t start for three times. So by the fourth time, he starts up. When he knows someone is threatening, he doesn’t like it. O’Malley isn’t very cooperative when there’s negative energy. He feels highly uncomfortable. I realize it a lot each time I spend time with him, I sense it and it’s there. When there’s good energy, like if I give him a good comment, he cooperates. When I spend time with O’Malley, I notice, I’m much more calmer than I usually have. It could be due to the smell of the oil and gas mixing together that makes it a mechanic’s blend of blissful paradise or the vibe of good memories and smiles.

5 minutes

Taking time to speak to your car is a thankful experience. It’s relaxing, healthy and good for both of you. When you spend time with your car for 5 minutes, gives you a sample how different it is,

When you feel good after 5 minutes with your car, do you feel you want to do it again? If it was very good, increase the amount of time to more, perhaps 10 and so forth.

10 minutes

When you begin a 10 minute bond to start, do you feel you want to buildup to 15 minutes? How do you feel? Taking time to bond with your car is a wonderful way to reduce stress and other benefits you get when you meditate or go earthing. Does I feel like you want to spend more time? Everyone must discipline themselves to spend bonding time with your car or classic car

15 minutes

When starting out with 15 minutes or more how regularly are you doing so? Do you feel relaxed after 15 minutes? Is it addicting ? however you feel, you’re bonding with your car. It has a lot to tell you. So much to say, talking to your car may seem weird, but when you’re by yourself, it’s okay. If you have someone like a spouse or fiance watching, don’t get the distraction get you away with bonding with a car. Stay focused, jot down what she or he is telling you and get the most important lesson detail. Cars teach us mental lessons that they send out for us to receive through mental through, physical and mental states. If it’s a classic car. You have a lot to learn, so much to bring out of. They see how human beings are supposed to be as they are in their being.

20 minutes to 30

When you get to 20 minutes or just starting out, it is important to receive the spiritual messages. If you don’t know how long you’re going to be out, time yourself if you have a stopwatch or timer. Warm yourself up to your car and quiet your mind but remember, earth is alive, everything is harvested and grown for mankind, therefore man sculpts it with their significance.

When 20 minutes has ended, how do you feel? You can extend your bonding time with your car to 30 or more minutes. There is a lot to learn about your being and what person you want to be.

Having things in common

When people buy or rescue cars, they first think, they’re embarrassed to be driving this because someone or a group of people in a convertible were hooting at you, but before you hate, think and wait to see how many things you both have in common, even when it is a car you didn’t want or have in common.There will be a feeling deep down in yourself that tells you, there’s something about this car that’s enjoyable to you that you aren’t understanding. There is something about the car that you share differences with and to. Drive him or her to town and back, maybe, to go grocery shopping or get drinks or gasoline. Maybe do some maintenance on them and the less you care what people think, the more you can bond with the car. You realize and think “A car enthusiast actually never hates a car. They all have things in common that we can relate to.” Of course every car has things in common with their human beings rather if they are unique and the car too is unique or if the car is special, you’re special too. Whatever or how many things you have common, you can relate with a car. So there is no hate about it when there is just misunderstanding and if that misunderstanding is cleared up, you have connected to it.

When I wasn’t sure what to think about Skittles; our 1995 Chevy Geo-metro, I thought I would hate him. Then, I got used to him as we started to drive him more and more. I realized we both have a few things in common but not as big as O’Malley and I do. I was actually scared that I would lose my bonded connection with O’Malley when we got Skittles. Then he spoke to me through spirit that I wouldn’t. O’Malley wasn’t worried about Skittles because he saw something inside him that I can relate to that he very well much supported.

Over-viewing what you see

After adding automotive bonding into life, what do you notice about yourself that you’ve never knew? About yourself? In your personality? In your habits or anything? Write down what you feel, see in yourself and how different it is. Is it better than before? Do you need to bond more?

An example for me is when I bond with Ol Reliable and O’Malley I noticed a big change, I let go of all the unneeded things that angered me a lot in the past. I don’t get scared when something is going on. I’m prepared to face it with serenity and I don’t have a reason to hide ut or defend it because I know why and the source. O’Malley taught me wisdom and the beauty of being like what’s it all about and all. Ol Reliable encourages me to be brave and take risks with adventure whenever there’s something I want because I know I’m not going to get it unless I try. They both show me what person I want to be. They know it and bring it out wherever it seems to be hiding.

O’Malley teaches me to be open and stay in touch with my inner-muscle car and stay inspired when I exercise, write and draw. I just haven’t found out what kind of classic car it is. When I get to the bottom of it, I’ll make sure I journal it.

Cars feel how humans feels when they first come up to them when purchasing them as a first or new car. They may seem shy but they find their way around with comfort. If they’re used to the people at the dealership, they’re tame and some of them are going to be distant to the public because they’re not looked at as much. except for the staff. When it’s a first car from someone’s house, the car should be tame but unsure about leaving the old habitat for a new one. Some of the time, cars bought as first car settles with ease. They instantly fall in love with their new home, depending what is it and how they’re driven and how happy they were at their old home. Cars can’t complain but people can for them on their habitat. If they’re happy where they’re at, they’re fine. If not, all folks can do is have pity for them when they’re miserable. O’Malley for example wasn’t miserable because he stayed in the same habitat. He still is when I bond with him.