How to Learn Lessons From Significant and Minor Accidents

Have you ever rear-ended a car? You’re driving along, the car in front of yours stops—suddenly or without you noticing, and you realize you need to stop, too. So, you slam on the breaks, grip the steering wheel tightly, and hope…and pray…your car stops in time. Then…BOOM! - You could just chalk the event up to just an accident, or, if you are like me, you can try to figure out why it happened. What’s the lesson you are supposed to learn? - From a metaphysical standpoint, accidents are not just accidents. They occur to call your attention to something important. From this perspective, they are like wake-up calls from the Divine (Universe, God, Creator, or whatever you call the Source of All). Significant accidents, like serious car crashes, are potent warning signs. Like a fender bender, minor accidents are less powerful messages but worth taking seriously all the same.

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