Driving Poem
01/31/09
For the past two weeks, I have been saying a little poem right before I drive, and it goes like this:
I am a wonderful driver, and angels watch over me
and protect me.
I am always a safe driver,
because I am so sweet,
respectful of myself
and others.
This came about after having several accidents in the last two years. I took defensive driving for the first time about a month ago, and the personal stories that people told in the videos spoke louder than anything in the course. So I wanted to share my poem with you, in case it might help you.
Today I was at Pleasant Valley and Riverside in Austin, making a left turn. It was really bright out, and I thought I had the right of way to turn, as a couple cars in front of me had just turned. My tires made a halting sound and alerted me to oncoming cars. Just in time, I was able to stop before getting hit. About 5 or 10 minutes later, I realized that surely the angels protected me. I kept thinking how in the world did my tires slow down and make that screeching noise. Now I am sure that my guardians performed a miracle for me today.
I share this with you to remind you that angels are always lovingly at our service. All that is required is that we ask them to help us. Angels are here to help make our day brighter and easier.
It has taken me a couple years to realize the truth of that. As my faith has grown, I talk to the angels more and more, asking for their divine assistance going before me, preparing the way for my day.
If you would like to say the poem, I recommend saying it with feeling by saying the words from your heart, more so than your mind. It may take practice, but you will see that when you say it with feeling, you feel so loved, respectful and protected.
I am a wonderful driver, and angels watch over me
and protect me.
I am always a safe driver,
because I am so sweet,
respectful of myself
and others.
This came about after having several accidents in the last two years. I took defensive driving for the first time about a month ago, and the personal stories that people told in the videos spoke louder than anything in the course. So I wanted to share my poem with you, in case it might help you.
Today I was at Pleasant Valley and Riverside in Austin, making a left turn. It was really bright out, and I thought I had the right of way to turn, as a couple cars in front of me had just turned. My tires made a halting sound and alerted me to oncoming cars. Just in time, I was able to stop before getting hit. About 5 or 10 minutes later, I realized that surely the angels protected me. I kept thinking how in the world did my tires slow down and make that screeching noise. Now I am sure that my guardians performed a miracle for me today.
I share this with you to remind you that angels are always lovingly at our service. All that is required is that we ask them to help us. Angels are here to help make our day brighter and easier.
It has taken me a couple years to realize the truth of that. As my faith has grown, I talk to the angels more and more, asking for their divine assistance going before me, preparing the way for my day.
If you would like to say the poem, I recommend saying it with feeling by saying the words from your heart, more so than your mind. It may take practice, but you will see that when you say it with feeling, you feel so loved, respectful and protected.
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