My Car, Myself
Your car breaks down for a reason. And it's not just mechanical.
In My Car, Myself, Michael J. Lincoln Ph.D. reveals the profound psychological intelligence encoded in your car's breakdowns, behaviors, and disruptions. Like your body, your car is exquisitely sensitive to what is happening in your life — operating as a powerful early warning system for your inner world.
This unique reference dictionary decodes the psychological meanings of car breakdowns across most major components — from the fuel pump to the floor mats — and extends to your broader relationship with your vehicle, including driving habits, traffic tickets, disruptive behaviors, and car attitudes.
Inside this essential practitioner resource:
- Psychological meanings of car breakdowns — major components fully decoded
- From fuel pump to floor mats — comprehensive coverage of your vehicle's signals
- Driving habits, traffic tickets, and disruptive behaviors interpreted
- Your car as an early warning system for life events and inner states
- A fascinating lens for understanding the mind-environment connection
For healers, therapists, and conscious practitioners working with symbolic awareness and environmental psychology — this is a uniquely insightful addition to your reference library. Add it to your practice collection today.
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