What are these accidents trying to tell me ?

[WantToBeHappy]

My father had an accident in Dec 2021. It was not his fault. Someone crashed into him from behind.

Again this week he has two accidents. Both not his fault. One was minor. Another was major where a 18 wheeler drove into him on the highway. The side door is broken.

3 days apart.

Luckily no injuries knock on wood ( at least he has not been telling me of any ). Car is ruined. I gave him money to repair the car that was damaged in 2021.

What are these accidents trying to tell us ? And how do we stop them ?? He has never had an accident since 1980!!

[ray=out]

My dad has had the same problem too! Since 2017 or so he has had over a dozen car accidents. Could it be karma? I'm terrified. Would be cool if a psychic came in here and answered our questions.

Wow I hope both your dads are ok!!

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by WantToBeHappy

And how do we stop them ??

I think I learned this from Abraham-Hicks....Set your intention.
So most of the time when I get behind the wheel I say, This is going to be a safe and fruitful trip. And smile.
(It may be just to the store.) You have reminded me to say it each time, not to forget.
I just placed today's quote in the ''Quotes of Abraham'' today!
''We create our own reality...'' etc...might explain some things.

[Ziusudra]

Originally Posted by WantToBeHappy

What are these accidents trying to tell us ? And how do we stop them ?? He has never had an accident since 1980!!

This tells that your dad may be getting old and his age is impacting his reflex, sensory, and motor functions.
He should not be driving. He can kill someone.
Tell his healthcare provider about what has been happening so they can test him.
This is a SIGN to stop him from driving before a real tragic accident.

[FairyCrystal]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I think I learned this from Abraham-Hicks....Set your intention.
....
I just placed today's quote in the ''Quotes of Abraham'' today!
''We create our own reality...'' etc...might explain some things.

Abraham also says that you can say/think things it doesn't do much when there's something bigger stuck in your craw.
Since you create your own reality, you also attract the accidents, meaning there is something stuck in your craw that made you draw that to you.
Abraham is correct but it goes a little deeper than setting an intention or saying an affirmation.
There's one clip where Esther says, "You got to feeeeel it! You got to feeeeeel it! Get it?!"

That goes together with what Joe Dispenza says: intention alone don't work, feeling alone don't work. You have to combine it, then it works. Then you have an electromagnetic wave that does the job.

[FairyCrystal]

There's an energetic reason behind accidents.

Accidents are expressions of anger. They indicate built-up frustrations resulting from not feeling the freedom to speak up for one’s self. Accidents also indicate rebellion against authority. We get so mad we want to hit people, and instead, we get hit.

Read the rest here, it's from Louise Hay:
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/827...e-in-our-lives

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by FairyCrystal

Abraham also says that you can say/think things it doesn't do much when there's something bigger stuck in your craw.

That goes together with what Joe Dispenza says: intention alone don't work, feeling alone don't work.]

I agree 100%. I would describe it as:
if you do not believe it in your gut, (subconscious mind or in your core, I like to say), it won't come about.
I like that phrase 'stuck in your craw'...ha, probably foreign to many outside the USA. I bet it came from cowboys.

I always think accidents happen to me to tell me, 'PAY Attention! Be here in the moment!'
As in, 'Watch where you're walking or watch where you're hammering! C'mon!'

I laugh a lot at my accidents! Even when I hurt myself! It's always so goofy!! Like I'm watching the Three Stooges live!

[FairyCrystal]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I agree 100%. I would describe it as:
if you do not believe it in your gut, (subconscious mind or in your core, I like to say), it won't come about.
I like that phrase 'stuck in your craw'...ha, probably foreign to many outside the USA. I bet it came from cowboys.
....

Haha, no cowboys! I've actually picked that expression up from Esther Hicks.

Accidents... I've had 2 accidents myself, can't laugh about them though. Whiplash, and then in 2012 an indoor accident that has altered my life. Got me TBI, a helluva lot of daily issues, vertigo, tinnitus, pain etc. I can't even work because of it which means I'm on welfare.
Not having much money has further implications, for instance in dating. Not easy to find a new love when you have little to no money to do things, go places, or for holidays.
The same with socialising. People have jobs and more money, so they don't think twice about going out for a nice pizza or a day to Amsterdam, for instance. For me it means a serious dent in my finances to do even these simple things.
The implications affect everything in my life.
All because of that accident. So I'm not laughing about it.

The odd thing is, at time of the last accident I was in very good spirits. My ex and I had broken up and I had to wait 9 months to finally get a council house. But I was happy, in very good spirits as the breakup was what we both needed and a relief.
I got up, happy, joyful, went to the stairs to go down, then a misstep and I slid down, hit my head twice, once against a thick wall, then against a shoring jack.
Broke a tooth, split both lips, serious concussion, and now permanent TBI.

I never got how this could happen when I as feeling so good about myself and about life.

Smaller things, like stubbing a toe or spilling milk or coconut oil... that's usually when I'm off my grounding because I'm angry with someone or upset about something. Then I can laugh, and fix it too :)

[JustBe]

Originally Posted by WantToBeHappy

What are these accidents trying to tell us ? And how do we stop them ?? He has never had an accident since 1980!!

Often during these kind of intersections, we have opportunities to notice how we feel, react and manage all things.

Often times it’s not one thing but a whole shared space.

Often being hit from behind is about things behind us, not resolved. The car can represent a relationship to one’s body. The vessel we are.

There is a good book that speaks about the body and your vehicle damage and what that could mean.

‘The body is the barometer of the soul’

Just remember some people don’t look for reasons but rather learn through the process of things repeating.

I sense he could be being overly cautious when driving? The first accident often activates, the second brings it into clearer view, the third often the tipping scale where you want to change something to end this cycle.

Overly cautious through fear of doing wrong?

Does that fit him?

Carrying this, imprints his energy without his knowing if he’s not self aware. This sends out signals to hit home what the repeating factors mean deeper in him.

This can be an old pattern unresolved.