Driving as an Intuitive

 When I was in College and going to Palomar College in the early 1970s I often got bored driving flowers in a 16 speed diesel Truck (about the largest you can rent from Uhaul only diesel powered with a 16 speed gear manual floor shift. I got bored doing this from about 3 pm to Los Angeles Flower Market and then back by around 11 PM at night from the San Marcos where many different kinds of flowers were grown then in that area. So, when I was bored I would telepath with other drivers in other cars just to pass the time.

I could see that you could categorize drivers into basically three groups:

Group 1 (of which I was a part) which is those who are telepathic and know they are telepathic and they easily converse with others this way like you would speak to someone while waiting for a bus or in line at a grocery store maybe.

Group 2: People who know about telepathy but it scared them so if you talked to them their reaction was "Go Away" Leave me alone. Don't telepath with me.

Group 3: People who don't believe in Telepathy and so believe you are a part of their mind that they aren't that familiar with. Something like this.

Understanding that literally everyone fits into one of these three categories around the world you can get what I'm speaking about here.

Do I do what I'm talking about now?

NO. Because I'm very sophisticated and polite now and I have taken Ahimsa Vows since then of harmlessness to all living things as a Buddhist. So, even though I would not have harmed anyone then mostly now I consider telepathing with people sort of "IMPOLITE" Unless there is some sort of emergency happening where lives are potentially at stake like my own or other people's lives.

For example, you don't want to give someone a heart attack or stroke because they cannot deal with you telepathing with them. (There are actually people like this so be careful).

So, now what I do is to scan the minds of people in cars around me for people who shouldn't be driving and people who shouldn't be driving because of grief of a loved one dead or dying or a breakup with a lover or husband or wife.

You might think that people who are on drugs or alcohol are the most dangerous on the road. NOPE!

The most dangerous people on the road are in the throws of Grief and not entirely connected to their bodies right and so near death or actual death experiences happen to them and to the people driving in cars around them too.

So, If I pick up someones mind like this I either hang back from that car or I pass quickly.

The other thing I do is when someone doesn't see me at a cross street like a 4 way stop or something I say in my mind to them: "HEY! I"M HERE!" and this often shocks them awake to realizing that I'm here so they don't run into me.

So, if you pick up minds around you as you drive just remember the worst are not alcohol or drugs but people experiencing grief who aren't properly in their bodies enough to be driving a car.

This is what it's like to Drive a car as an intuitive.

NOTE: if you use your skills properly both physically as a driver and intuitively to avoid accidents then you likely will never have an accident as long as you are using all your skills to keep everyone alive in your car and whenever possible in the vehicles around you as well.

by God's Grace