When people get a car, they’re expanding the bond between man and machine. That just means more attention but more time to love in the bond. You have to spend a minimum of time of 5 to 10 to 15 minutes for each car you have added. This is beyond insurance for every car you have.

When people get rid of a car, they’re cutting off the bond for a reason or none to the car but for the person it’s because they can’t afford to restore it, fix it, or won’t connect the love between the man-and-machine bind. The connection isn’t the same when you get a new car and the connection to the new owner depends on how they’re treated. If they are treated like dirt, they get neglected from human love and they slowly develop problems downhill. They don’t want to connect anymore because they’re abused. But if they’re treated nicely and warmly, they forget about their old masters. They drop their worries and connection starts to grow and improve with cease that the car begin to get attached to the person. They were treated more better in their new home than before in their old home. They start up the more they become attached to the new owner because they detect good energies from someone they feel positive about that will take care of them.

Recently, Nathan and I rescued a Ford F-350 truck with a single cab on it. We knew we needed a truck to pull an old trailer and the Ford was just the thing to do it. A friend of his made a deal if Nathan could pay him a little bit of the money of 900 dollars to him so he could fix his Subaru, he could have it. So ever since then, Nathan pays his friend a little bit of money to him to reach the goal of $900. So it took a while to get that Ford started because it was a diesel. When I first had a look at the engine, I didn’t know the energy was quick and instant like a gun firing bullets, It was strong. I didn’t know I was dong an energy check and I had thought “well, this is going to be annoying if it’s female since Nathan and I had three females then. We had the Eagle Talon, Ford Explorer, and the Buick La Sabre. We don’t need another one.” Then, I felt energy racing down from my belly to my abdomen. Sure as daylight, the truck was male, and he wasn’t very shy at all because he had the energy of a stud horse. I remember him telling me his name. It was Hoss; like the TV show Bonanza. It was a good name that was strong and hard working. We were taking him away from an area he wasn’t comfortable in. He was parked in a sheep pen that was used decades ago when sheep were being crowded in for a slaughterer house. We brought him home with us and he rode like a dream truck. Hoss was excited to be rehoused with us, and was already settled into his new environment. He was smart about it because he was going to be used. For now, we wanted him to be nice and rested for one day he would be working and had the muscle for it all; towing the trailer, commuting to Nathan’s work, and other truck stuff. Since we had Hoss, he;s been happy here and O’Malley seemed to be fine with it just as long as Hoss knew how to be respectful of him as the elder in place of being the dominate male.

SPOILING WITH LOVE AND GIVING THE RIGHT LOVE:::

There are a lot of people driving around with cars that are either spoiled with too much or just the right amount of love. But too much love isn’t a bad thing when it comes to rebuilding a car or connecting with a car through a bond. The car will decide and tell their masters what they need and how much love needs to be put in. Putting gas in the tank when it’s half or partly empty is love the cars need to feel happy,

Low-riders are an example of being overloaded with love. Some have problems just being low-riders. A part or two could go bad and they’re over-cared for than they expect when they don’t ask for much. Cars tell people they aren’t dress-up dolls and want to stick with being original. It’s the same as dressing up dogs in costumes.

Cars that’re treated with the right amount of love and spoilage are happy. They like new accessories like chrome lettering, bumper stickers, new seat covers, steering wheel cover, and dashboard cover with knick knacks. They’re pleased with their new interior parts like radios, new wiring, interior parts, horn, and other engine parts they needed replaced. Whatever they may need. Keeping up with repairing engines. Two or three accessories are enough but a lot is stressful that brings problems.

Example: I like to spoil O’Malley a little bit by keeping him cleaned, fed, and the attention. When he needs something he’d love, he’ll tell me such as new seat covers, floor mats, or a horn, he’ll say so. Ol’ Reliable always lets me know in the same exact way, although he doesn’t really need much.

SOCIALIZING WITH OTHER CARS::

Cars are like pack animals, only except they come in swarms, and they’re actually called drive-thru machines because it is every day that a person waits in line at a drive-thru restaurant or any other place that has a drive-thru in it. Sometimes the line gets long and it looks like a swarm. A car’s patience is really strong so they rest when there is a line full stretched out to the parking lot. Precisely 96% of people are impatient in the world but cars best at teaching that whenever the person wants to learn to take pleasure of being tolerant.

Cars may like to socialize with each other and interact, but they take interest in people too. People that they like that they can socialize with that they enjoy. It’s just like how old car guys love to mingle with other car guys and take interest in other old cars.

When people park their cars to go shopping, cars are interacting with each other. People can’t hear them, but cars are communicating with each other. They usually get uncomfortable when others are parked too close to them. This is seen as a threat and as they’re feeling threatened, they usually send out signals to their owners that they want to be away or go home. Cars don’t like a lot of things and being close to in the parking lot is one of them. Folks who park just the right amount of room are comfortable and able to socialize with each other without feeling bullied.

O’Malley feel open minded and serene when he’s socializing with other old cars in get together events. He gets to talk to all kinds of cars from the 50s and 60s and he gets to make new friends. He even got to chat a while longer with a Powder-puff blue Plymouth Cuda which he fell in love with on one event. He was chasing that Cuda fish-tail all over the road on a cruise night but O’Malley had a lot of fun.

I can see how impossible it is to resist O’Malley because it’s very healing to be around him. He’s warm and inviting because of how laid-back he makes people feel, even when they don’t notice him. Everyone that sees him, likes him wherever he’s at.

When people have their cars at the same house, cars need roommates to talk to and take turns being driven. Frequently, cars take turns with swapping messages when they have a person come to bond with them where it can be ready to received so it becomes an extension of themself. Once that extension is stretched, they become more in tune with the energies of their car. They send one subliminal message to their masters at a time, calling them to come to them. After these messages are received, people can write them down in a notebook to help them reflect on their lesson. It takes a little bit out of our day to do where you don’t have to be stressed all the time, it’s just a regular basis.

I take a little bit of my day so I can go out and see Ol Reliable and O’Malley. It’s good for me to make room since I don’t have much to do. I can pick what I want to do while I sit with them for a fair amount of attention. If I decide to practice my Reiki healing on them, I can do that. If I want to tune in with their energies, that’s a sign of connecting with them. If I wanted to listen to a video or music with them, that’s fine too. Whatever the activity, I always feel better afterwards since they do a lot for me. They keep me happy, they keep me connected, they keep me busy, and they teach me valuable lessons. After I connect with them, I can chose to stay out with them or go inside the house. There are so many things that come naturally to me in spiritual ways and know for a fact; I’m happy in life than I was before. It feels right.

It may be a fact in spirituality that when we’re in presence of our cars, they can change structures of our lives when we establish a relationship with them and listen to them as our teachers. On the contrary, many owners may be bothered by the sound of car alarms going off, but it easy to get used to it. We feel they’re contacting us by them; rather if they’re in danger, in anger, in crying because their tires are cold, or even calling their owner’s name to come out and spend some time with them.

An example of this happening is when I was taking a nap when I told Nathan, I wanted to do the oil change on O’Malley. He didn’t wait for me and while I was just going into that settling moment, I heard O’Malley’s voice tell Nathan that he promised me; I wanted to learn how to change his oil when he’d show me. O’Malley sounded like he was slightly angry or even a little tiny bit upset with Nathan; but it was a true fact, O’Malley had to behave fair to both of us. I was upset with Nathan for not waiting for me. He told me there is always Ol Reliable’s oil that needed changed.

CARS CAN HEAL::

In an old Disney’s TV show called “Herbie the Love Bug” on set; there was a Volkswagen bug that came to visit this little boy that was sick in the hospital. While the car was there, the little boy was happy to see the bug who brought him his favorite cake and play his favorite song. The next day, the little boy was all better.

When it comes to O’Malley, he’s good at emotional support and making sure I’m giving off the right energies to match his before he can start up. Some of the time, I have to greet him in special ways that he likes. In conclusion, O’Malley is my “Herbie” and makes me feel happy and supported on account of my autism.

In my opinion, cars have so many things to show to their masters in what abilities they are capable of. They may be taken for granted, but shouldn’t be because one of the reasons is being capable of harvesting so much potential, that humans don’t realize it until they go out and make connections from the front by touching and feeling. Finding that spot where the car wants to be touched at by moving your hands in the three different spots. There are certain vibes that need to be felt out to receive the message the car has to give.

Example 1:

I know O’Malley like I know how a favorite book is told. The Chevy Malibu loves to be touched all over. He likes to be touched on his hood and cab but O’Malley’s favorite spot, is his sides. There are good spots all around; all I need to do is decide where I want to be.

Cars help us to know we’re the human beings that don’t need to be alone all the time. When there comes a day where it’s been stressful at work, humans think about what to do after work. They remember the classic car in their garage that’s always waiting for to be driven. The moment we arrive home from a day’s work, we often think “Time for a nice drive down the road” and we head towards the garage. The machine reminds us to be thankful for the years the car has guided you through, and how many smiles it gave you just the feel of that connection while racing down the road like nothing can stop you two. This fortunate feeling appears when it’s time to go for a drive in your favorite car. Everything about it, makes you smile! It’s a reminder where you don’t have to be lonely anymore. People need to go out and connect for a while before doing anything else. Try going on a solo cruise just for the majesty of the outside, the journey, and for the fun. You’ll get a bit of a change than what you see everyday.

Example::

Before I could connect with O’Malley a bit more than I was used to before, I realized, I had to give up a lot of things; therapy in exact; due to a source that understood me. O’Malley was much better. He made me realize a lot of what I was searching for. When Nathan and I cruised that night with the car clubbers, I felt so much from O’Malley on what was going on. I felt excitement, serenity, and a gold seal of sure beauty. He wanted me to feel what he was feeling which was a small dose of adrenalin for the first time.

Car people; usually called car enthusiasts, should start writing their experiences down with their cars. Try to sign up for car clubs and groups so you can get to know the cars and people. It’s like going to school with your car; in a parent teacher conference way. They’re showing people what their car has under the hood and what power they give off, not that the car minds showing off, but they do like to let off a loud, proud, powerful orchestra for everyone to hear; it helps get rid of anger, unwanted thoughts, negative emotions like over-thinking or struggle, fear, and most of all energy of racing off. But the real connection is a meditation track for their one and only loved master. Cars may flirt with the crowd but they stay attached to their drivers without cheating on them.

Whenever people ask to hear O’Malley’s engine, he isn’t shy about it. He allows himself to express himself with joy to let others hear his straight six engine. When cruising him, it doesn’t take any effort to help O’Malley with moods he’s in, just a jingle-jangle of the keys and some positive encouragement. Oldies music keeps him mellow a lot since he doesn’t have a working radio. I have to bring my old phone that is loaded with music he likes with me. Playing these tunes keeps O’Malley happy wherever we go, he gets the motivation to follow where the roads lead him from a full gas tank to the countryside view of a nice cruise to a good visit with human contact.

I know I’s a thing to enjoy for fun and to get a reaction from the crowd, but not everyone is impressed when they have toxic chemicals in their bodies. Cars with loud engines; no matter the torque, horsepower and speed, car people like to show them off when they get in tune to their energy and excitement that cars can shift from being steady and calm to a loud, wild and rambunctious and back again to calm. There are ways to change that roller coaster of mood swings:

Essential oils infusing air fresheners Changing music to something mellow like country or jazz Nice cruises down a road where it’s nice

However if the car has rowdy and loud intentions to be offensive on weekends and have calming cruises on weekdays. you have to correct the car. Listen to what your car wants to tell you. What if there is a problem you two need to fix together; one might not be listening to the other. Maybe there needs to be something fixed before it breaks. Sit down with your car and connect with him or her and listen to what they have to tell you. Whatever problem, you can fix it together.

Car people like to show others their old cars, if you belong in a car show, you’re in luck. I’s okay to show off the car if you want to or not; maybe share a special moment you and your old car had together with an understanding member. Cars want to feel encouraged and opened to show off what they got under the hood and is freely alright to discuss a special feeling you get when you drive it around. Have you ever shared a special story with anyone that you’ve experienced with your car? Perhaps a feeling where the car gives you kisses or brings you in tight for a hug feeling? It’s okay to tell about that special moment with some people who adore their cars to the fullest especially when the people have discovered their cars’ names.

All cars like to be admired in ways that people are impressed by what they want to see. Old cars see what a random person is so excited about because old cars know they have very sexy muscles, curves, lines and bodies. When they turn, they’re using 4 beautiful skills; grace, elegance, gradation, and meticulousness. Male cars use what people describe what horses are and how they move. Female cars move how swimsuit models do. Every left and right turn is graceful and carefree with no flaws. So when old cars turn corners they make others look with awe because it is flawless every time; they don’t want to miss a moment to remember the looks of people that see them were priceless.