05/06/2024
https://joenicols.com/blog/tell-me-what-is-happening-with-your-vehicle-and-i-will-tell-you-what-is-going-on-with-your-life/
Tell me what is happening with your vehicle and I will tell you what is going on with your life
Have you ever thought, “Why did I have that accident or that recurring vehicle repair?”, “How did I attract these events and what do they mean?” While I have only a layman’s knowledge of Quantum Physics, I have gleaned a simple interpretation that everything and everyone is somehow connected with everything and everyone else. I believe events and situations happen in our physical life. But I also believe that while those situations are what we see, they are also symbolic or metaphoric for a greater lesson.
As a result, in my daily life, I am aware of my ability to receive information or guidance from possibly everything, including clouds, tea leaves, hair in the sink, bubbles in the toilet, body parts that don’t work, car breakdowns, and so on. Therefore, one of the tools in my practice is a system of interpreting what difficulties may be going on in a client’s life, by what is happening to their vehicle. In other words, “Tell me what is happening to your vehicle, and I’ll tell you what may be going on in your life.”
Events that occur with just ourselves tend to be direct messages to ourselves, such as hitting all the red lights on the way to an important event. The red lights suggest either we need to be more patient or there might be a need for caution at the event. Conversely, all green lights may indicate positivity or going with the flow. If we go the wrong way down a one-way street, the message may be that we are not paying attention or focusing in our life.
But, if you are dealing with other drivers and vehicles, they reflect what we ourselves are doing or not doing. For example, of you are driving down the highway behind someone who is driving slowly in the inside lane, intuitively you might think, “I’m too impatient, I need to chill.” But the metaphor is, you are being like that slow driver somehow in your life, and you need to get moving. If you are cruising down the highway and you see in the rear-view mirror, an acre of grill from the tailgating pickup behind you, the metaphor is not that you are too slow in your life, but it is you are being like the other driver. The message is that are you are going too fast somewhere in your life and need to slow down. If you keep getting stuck between trucks and 18-wheelers, the message is that you are blocking yourself or others and impeding your own progress.
In another somewhat strange example, traffic flow can be like migrating herds of African animals on the Serengeti Plains. The lions patiently observe the flow looking for weakened beasts. In thick traffic, I believe speeding, reckless or racing drivers actually are generally exhibiting energetic weaknesses such as impatience, anger or an adrenaline need, rather than strengths of patience, control and focus. The motorcycle cop is the lion. The lion picks up the energy and is drawn to the weaker zebra. But the cop is also playing a symbolic and reflective role for the driver, curbing the energy-leaking behavior and reflecting a symbolic part of the driver who actually wants structure, control and safety in their lives.
I believe that our vehicles reflect our physical bodies and energy, and our physical consciousness. As such, I present my interpretation of what parts of our vehicle correlate to in our bodies and in our lives. If there is a breakdown in any part, then that area is out of balance in our vehicle and our life.
Vehicle Systems and their meanings
Chassis/Body – skin, what we project to others on the surface.
Engine – our heart, vitality.
Transmission – ability to “shift gears” to deal with different life situations
Ignition – ability to start projects or activities.
• Key stuck or broken off in ignition – feeling blocked in the ability to know how to start projects or activities or find life direction.
Brakes – our ability to slow down or stop in life.
Cooling system – ability to keep calm and effectively deal with anger.
Electrical system (computer) – nerves, brain, neurology.
Dead Battery or Run out of Gas – Run out of energy, need to recharge.
Low on oil – Struggling to avoid friction in life or the achieve a smoother flow in life.
Steering – Ability to adapt to change or pivot in life.
Windshield and wipers – ability to see the world around us clearly, future and past.
Heating or A/C – ability to deal with and modulate our emotions, both hot and cold.
Springs or Shock absorbers – ability to deal with the unexpected.
Tires – how well we are grounded and present in dealing with the challenges of the daily world.
Correlation of Tires and Wheels with Body Parts
• Left front tire or wheel – Left arm
• Right front tire or wheel – Right arm
• Left back tire or wheel – Left leg
• Right back tire or wheel – Right leg
**Please note, on a motorcycle:
• Front Wheel – Upper body
• Back Wheel – Lower body
Headlights – ability to see present and future events clearly.
Tail lights – ability to see the past clearly.
Backup Lights/Rear Camera – understanding how to see and deal with the past clearly.
Brake Lights/Turn signals – ability to give effective signals to others.
Seat Belts – ability to recognize danger and use prior protection.
Music/Cell Phone platform – ability to multi-task or focus.
Suggested meanings of crashes/issues with vehicles
Rear end damage – Struggling with understanding negative situations from the past
Head on damage – Not being able to see or avoid potential negative situations in our present or future
T-Bone – Left side collision reflects a struggle in our ability to see vulnerability in our inner strength or with female energy or women in our life.
Right Side Collision – reflects a struggle in our ability to be assertive or proactive in the male world or with men.
Chain Reaction Collision– Feeling “stuck in the middle” or helpless in dealing with aspects of life, because of others.
Accident with a truck, commercial vehicle, or large equipment – Feeling outgunned or outclassed in life, or behaving like a large vehicle with others.
Totaling the vehicle – Indicates a need to “start over” in our health attitudes or behaviors.
Repairing Vehicles – Since I believe that the physical reality of our vehicle reflects and even affects our energy, instead of leaving big dingers or serious repairs, or just pocketing insurance money, I normally go ahead and get the body or mechanical work done. That symbolizes healing and rejuvenation in our life.
Insurance problems – obstacles with getting help or support in life.
Buying a better or newer vehicle – Hitting the “reset” button for better life energy and a fresh start.
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