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**MackBranon** · 11-30-2011, 01:40 AM

the question i have is how much does the car actually relate to the driver? does the car define itself by the driver inside? once the driver leaves the car, is the memory of being a car part of the driver?

from my perspective you have a good grasp of the concept of a higher self being what you truly are and how that concept relates to the physical body. as for the quoted portion it would appear to me that the car [physical body] only relates to the driver [higher self] as a means to get from one place to another [mobility] and to experience what there is to experience while using the car [physical body]. these cars [physical bodies] come equipped with some specialized sensor units [five physical senses plus emotions] that allows the driver to experience the outer environment similar to the tire sensor, outside temperature indicator, etc. in a car does.

how much would the car relate to the driver, imo only to the extent that the make, model, color, and options reflects the driver's taste in cars. does the car define the driver, no, the car is merely a car and is representative first of it being either an svu, sedan, hardtop, etc., [male or female] and second as a particular model of the brand [culture, race, tribe, family, etc.] so the car itself isn't reflective of the driver inside at all except to the extent of the driver's preference of make, model, color, options, etc. once the driver leaves the car [physical body] the fact that the driver owned the car doesn't stay with the driver but where the driver went and what the driver was able to accomplish through the use of the car would stay with the driver with perhaps some lingering memory of the simple ownership of a particular make, model, color, etc., car but usually with forgetfulness of the problems and troubles experienced with the car. the car being simply an external tool that gives the driver mobility accompanied by the ability to experience whatever there was found to be to experience during the trip.

this is simply the way i conceive of the process.

asa

11-30-2011, 01:40 AM	#33
MackBranon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	the question i have is how much does the car actually relate to the driver? does the car define itself by the driver inside? once the driver leaves the car, is the memory of being a car part of the driver? from my perspective you have a good grasp of the concept of a higher self being what you truly are and how that concept relates to the physical body. as for the quoted portion it would appear to me that the car [physical body] only relates to the driver [higher self] as a means to get from one place to another [mobility] and to experience what there is to experience while using the car [physical body]. these cars [physical bodies] come equipped with some specialized sensor units [five physical senses plus emotions] that allows the driver to experience the outer environment similar to the tire sensor, outside temperature indicator, etc. in a car does. how much would the car relate to the driver, imo only to the extent that the make, model, color, and options reflects the driver's taste in cars. does the car define the driver, no, the car is merely a car and is representative first of it being either an svu, sedan, hardtop, etc., [male or female] and second as a particular model of the brand [culture, race, tribe, family, etc.] so the car itself isn't reflective of the driver inside at all except to the extent of the driver's preference of make, model, color, options, etc. once the driver leaves the car [physical body] the fact that the driver owned the car doesn't stay with the driver but where the driver went and what the driver was able to accomplish through the use of the car would stay with the driver with perhaps some lingering memory of the simple ownership of a particular make, model, color, etc., car but usually with forgetfulness of the problems and troubles experienced with the car. the car being simply an external tool that gives the driver mobility accompanied by the ability to experience whatever there was found to be to experience during the trip. this is simply the way i conceive of the process. asa
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