| Before starting your trip: | | | | about the road your are on, pull out the map and find |
| While making a visual inspection of your Vehicle do the | | | | an alternate route. |
| following: | | | | 3. Be alert to the feel and sound of your Jeep. If you |
| | | | notice a difference pay attention to the source. Since |
| 1. Visualize arriving at your destination happy and | | | | Jeeps are used in dirt and mud, things like bearings and |
| refreshed. | | | | drive shafts can wear and get damaged more so than |
| 2. Visualize have a safe and joyful journey | | | | in a car. Get familiar with the underside of your jeep so |
| 3. Visualize arriving at just the right time to enjoy the | | | | you know when something is different. |
| destination. | | | | 4. Don't try to teach the world to drive. If someone |
| 4. Visualize a protective bubble around your Jeep that | | | | cuts you off or holds you up, don't fret. You can't |
| cannot be penetrated with out your allowing. | | | | change the m but you get to decide how you feel. |
| 5. Release your desire for a safe and happy trip and | | | | You can feel a bit of remorse that they are not as |
| accept that your are ready for anything that comes | | | | happy as you are while driving your Jeep. |
| up. | | | | 5. Remember that every thing is just the way it is |
| While driving: | | | | supposed to be. If it were supposed to be different it |
| | | | would be. Feel free to express your desire for change, |
| 1. Realize that only this present moment exists. You | | | | but at the same time accept things for the way they |
| cannot change the past or control the future. There is | | | | are right now. |
| only this moment. This curve or this rock or this | | | | Upon arrival: |
| whatever you are doing in the moment. Trust your | | | | |
| earlier visualization of a happy and refreshed arrival. | | | | 1. Take a moment to offer thanks for a safe and |
| 2. Be alert to any feelings of unease that come up. If | | | | happy arrival. |
| you suddenly get a vision of a speed trap ahead, slow | | | | 2. Extend your bubble of protection to your destination. |
| down even if you don't know why. If you get uneasy | | | | |