An Angel Drove My Car as I was Lost in the Glory

I was weeping, praying, and crying as I drove along, so much so to where I could not see where I was going any longer. Suddenly the car began to be filled with the tangible presence of the Lord. My car's inside was filling with a light, glistening, sparkly, light blue, green, silver, gold mist.
The mist became so heavy that I could not see outside of my car window. Now, you would think that my heart would be filled with fear because I could not see where I was going, but, it was the opposite. I was so overwhelmed by the Spirit of God that nothing else existed at that moment. I was so caught up in the presence of the Lord that without even thinking, I raised my hands toward heaven, taking them off my steering wheel.
In this place of deep intimate worship, Time came to a complete standstill. Here I was in my sister’s 1973 red maverick driving through Canada's rugged back roads with my hands lifted towards heaven, weeping, and crying and worshiping God. I was ushered into the supernatural, incredible, mind-boggling realm of the Holy Ghost.
I remember that after what only seemed a short Time, my hands came back to the steering wheel as this divine mist, the Shekinah glory, was dissipating. To my utter amazement, I noticed that the sun, which had been in the middle of the sky when I began to experience the overwhelming presence of God, was just now barely peeking over the horizon, and it was starting to get dark. I did not check the car's mileage at that time, but I know my car had gone hundreds of miles without me driving it. Someone had driven my car for hours on end as I was caught up in the glory of God.
This total experience could have possibly been 5 to 7 hours long. It had to be Angelic beings that took complete control of my vehicle as I was lost in the Spirit! My heart was filled with joy, unspeakable and full of glory at this wondrous miracle. To this day, as I think about this experience, I can hardly grasp its reality. Not only did someone drive my car, but the vehicle should have also run out of gas.
Then a cloud covered the tent of the congregation, and the glory of the LORD filled the tabernacle (Exodus 40:34).