Customer Reviews

The Peaceful Driver: Steering Clear of Road Rage

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I'll be very honest. I've done my share of aggressive driving. But, for the most part, I didn't know what was causing such aggressiveness. After listening to this program, I now realize that I can be in control of my emotions and "shift gears" therefore becoming a "Peaceful Driver". This very well done piece of audio literature has made me aware of very simple techniques that I can follow in order to get to my destination safely. I have also learned that sometimes the best reaction is not to react to the behavior of other drivers.

Without being religious or "churchy" this program teaches very basic affirmations that will help anyone stay focused on his or her number one goal: to get from point "A" to point "B" safely.

I believe that The Peaceful Driver will end up saving lives. And one of those lives could be yours, mine, or the life of a loved one. This audio program is very well scripted, and it really hits home. We are all at risk of becoming victims of road rage. This program has taught me how to minimize the potential of becoming another statistic. I highly recommend it.

This tape can definitely help an aggressive driver that wants to change his or behavior. I liked the humorous "commercials" that seemed to balance the practical and spiritual guidance. All in all, a good (but different) mix of secular and spiritual ideas. Like chicken soup, it can't hurt.

The Peaceful Driver grows on you. The more I listened to it, the more it made me think about the way I was relating to other drivers. It also helped to keep me more calm out of the car too. I would recommend it.

Driving down the road, The Peaceful Driver seems to have a calming effect. It also seems to calm down the soul. It helps keep you serene off the road as well.

While the prayers that are given in this tape are okay for church, they seem a little too "polly-anna"ish for using on the highway. This tape is another example of someone who is jumping on the latest "bandwagon" and trying to profit from it. Road rage does exist and is a problem, but perhaps stricter laws might be a better answer than repeating the Golden Rule to ourselves as we are driving.