A Protective Bubble Around the Most Aggressive Driver
The key shift is to imagine safety around those who trigger you, transforming your own internal state.
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Driving in Unconditional Love
Transform anger and rage while driving by using 20 powerful seeds of practice, honed through years of real-world application by the author.
Overview
A practical and spiritual guide to self-transformation through everyday driving experiences.
In Driving in Unconditional Love, you are guided through wisdom and inspired with full-color art. This book reveals the statistical damage caused by road rage, then explores the nature of these emotions and how psychology can aid in their transformation.
The book includes practical and spiritual exercises designed for experimentation while driving, explores how the energy you send to others matters, helps rekindle your passion for driving, and shows how unconditional love can increase your positive impact while you undergo personal transformation.
Is this book right for you?
If you identify with any of these situations, this book is a strong fit.
- Experiencing anger while driving is frequent for you.
- You have engaged in tailgating, aggressive honking, or confrontational behavior.
- Road confrontations have escalated beyond internal frustration.
- Driving often evokes feelings of rage.
- You want practical strategies to stay calm and composed behind the wheel.
- You are interested in applying spiritual principles in daily driving.
- You want to radiate positive energy and goodwill toward other drivers.
- You are curious about how subtle energy affects road interactions.
Samples from the Book
Selected themes and excerpts from the visual and written journey.
Does This Road Rage Belong to Me?
Reflect on inherited patterns and past experiences that still influence present reactions.
Imagining Someone Getting Home Safely
Use visualization as a practical spiritual tool to cultivate calm, empathy, and intention.
Falling in Love with Driving
Rebuild your relationship with driving through mindful care, presence, and respect for the journey.
Author Reading
Watch a section read by Steven to get a feel for tone and message.