Cars…

What are you thinking about right now? The Law of Attraction states
that "whatever we think about, we bring about". This law may initially
seem like new age fluff but believe it or not, there are scientific
merits to this proposition. The top quantum physicists of our time have
discovered that our universe and our reality is very much directed by
the "observer".

When studying quantum particles (the smallest observable unit of
matter), these scientists discovered that such particles behave in
accordance with the person conducting the experiment. It the scientists
"predict" that quantum particles behave in a certain way, they do. And
yet, if the scientists "predict" that quantum particles behave in
another way, they do. It is the "observer" that dictates the outcome of
the experiment!

What does all this mean for us normal people? Well actually, these
scientific experiments has far reaching implications for us as our
world is made up of these same quantum particles! In this case, we are
the "observer" the director and hence the creator of our reality, our
world and our experience.

So, be careful of what you think about! for example, have you thoughts ever begun with the following phrases:

I don’t understand…

I don’t want…

I’m frustrated that…

I hate my…

I can’t figure out …

I’m stressed about…

I’m worried that…

I should be able to… but I can’t…

Why am I having so much trouble?

The Law of Attraction indifferent to the words preceding your
thought. Whatever you think about you will attract into your life. When
you think "I don’t understand why bad things always happen to me?", you
are "attracting" bad things into your life. When you think "I want to
get out of debt", you are attracting more debt into your life. When you
think "I’m worried I will get sick", you are attracting sickness into
your life! The Law of Attraction brings about what you focus on even if
it is not what you want. Get it?

If you understand this principle, here are some examples of how to
make the law of attraction work to support you rather than to act
against you. Try observing your thoughts and changing your thinking in
the following way:

"I want to get out of debt" to "I want to earn amazing riches"

"I hate my boss" to "I look forward to owning my own business"

"I don’t understand why he is so lazy" to "I love it when he helps out around the house"

"I’m stressed about this project" to "I always create amazing results in my projects"

"I’m worried about getting sick" to "I experience vibrant health daily"

Now that we have a better understanding of the Law of Attraction, it
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been said that "the rich get richer while the poor get poorer". This is
actually the Law of Attraction in action. Because the wealthy have
money, they often think about how to best use their money and hence
they attract more money. The poor on the other hand often think about
their present lack of money and unfortunately, that also attracts lack
into their lives. Currently, 96% of the world’s wealth is being earned
by just 1% of the population!

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not do things in this certain way, no matter how hard they work or how
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(ARA) - Americans are keeping their vehicles longer and driving farther than ever before. Today, the average age of vehicles on the road is greater than nine years and more than 68 percent of vehicles have more than 75,000 miles.

As a vehicle’s engine ages, its performance decreases and oil starts to break down at a faster rate. Over time, seals begin to deteriorate, gaskets become brittle and oil consumption increases — all leading to a reduction in engine performance.

Treating your high-mileage vehicle with a little TLC and consistently following the 10 rules for high-mileage vehicle maintenance will help ensure it will go the distance. Using premium motor oil specially formulated for higher-mileage cars — such as Castrol GTX High Mileage Formulation –will also help a higher-mileage car feel young again.

Rule #1 — Make sure you change your oil every three months or 3,000 miles — whichever comes first. No exceptions. Think of your engine as the heart of your car and motor oil as the lifeblood of the engine. One can’t function without the other, so stay on top of your oil-change schedule.

Rule #2 — Find a good mechanic. If you don’t do your own maintenance, find a shop staffed by ASE-certified mechanics (that’s the American Society of Engineers). A good mechanic will listen to your questions and explain procedures clearly.

Rule #3 — Have your tire pressure checked at least once a month. It’s the best way to prevent unexpected flats. A service station attendant can quickly and easily perform the check. Also make sure to rotate your tires and check their alignment as part of a regular tune-up (or with every other oil change).

Rule #4 — Pay attention to warning signs. Of course, not every little thump or ping you hear spells disaster. Cars, like people, have their peculiarities, and you are sure to quickly learn what is normal for yours. With a high-mileage vehicle, however, it’s best to check out any symptom — be it a sound, smell or feeling — that seems the slightest bit abnormal. Remember: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Rule #5 — Pay attention to outward signs. If your car is leaking fluids, it can mean serious trouble. Keep an eye on the conditions of your driveway or regular parking space for stains or spots that can warn you of possible leaks. Castrol’s GTX High Mileage Formulation motor oil contains special conditioners that help protect and maintain seals, thereby helping to reduce leakage — a common problem in older, higher-mileage engines.

Rule #6 — Schedule regular tune-ups. Even if your high-mileage car seems fine, that’s no guarantee it is. Use tune-ups to ensure your car’s major components are running smoothly and that they stay that way. Your oil should be changed, tires checked and rotated if necessary, belts checked and replaced, brake lines inspected, spark plugs and air filter checked and replaced, and fuel injector checked. A good way to top off a tune-up is an overall analysis of your car’s engine, and undercar, safety and computer systems.

Rule #7 — Prepare your car for the seasons. If you live in a sunny climate all year round, you can skip this step. For the rest of us, visit the "Ask the Expert" feature at www.castrolusa.com for a checklist of seasonal maintenance practices for your high-mileage vehicle. Preparing your high-mileage car to defend against the elements will lessen its chances of needing repairs and save you money in the long run.

Rule #8 — Check your fluids regularly. It’s dangerous for your high-mileage car to get dehydrated, so be sure to keep an eye on its vital fluids. Simply lift the hood and perform a quick visual check. Use the dipstick to check the oil level; a quick glance at the coolant reservoir will let you know if you need more cooling fluid.

Rule #9 — Store it properly. Storing your vehicle in a dry, temperate location when it is not in use will prevent disastrous wear and tear on both its interior and exterior. Garage your car whenever possible to protect its looks.

Rule #10 — Stay on top of safety features. Nothing is more important than your car’s ability to protect both you and your passengers. Air bags, antilock breaks and any other additional safety features that you may have added to your car should be carefully checked on a regular basis (when your car has a tune-up) to ensure that in the event of an accident, they will perform their vital, lifesaving functions.