A Channeled message -The compass within
- Nurit Weiss

- May 29
- 2 min read
Our emotions are not the enemy. They are a compass.
Every emotion we feel is there for a reason. Anger, frustration, jealousy, grief, sadness, fear… they are signals trying to show us something within ourselves that needs attention, healing, understanding, or growth.
When an emotion rises, instead of immediately reacting or pushing it away, pause for a moment. Breathe and Ask yourself:
“What is this trying to teach me?”
“What part of me is asking to be seen?”
We don’t ignore physical pain because we understand that pain is the body’s way of telling us something needs care. So why do we ignore emotional pain? Emotions are also a language. They guide us. They reveal where we are disconnected from ourselves, where we are wounded, and where we still have room to grow.
Our emotions are part of the roadmap of our reality. They help direct us toward evolution, awareness, and deeper understanding of ourselves. Without feeling, how would we know what needs healing? How would we know what truly matters to us?
Many of us were conditioned to distrust the heart. We learned to silence our feelings, ignore our intuition, and live according to expectations. We do what is expected of us, yet still feel incomplete inside. Why? Because somewhere along the way, we stopped listening to ourselves, letting something external control us without even realizing it.
The more you ignore your inner voice, the more distant you become from who you truly are.
Let yourself feel. Sit with your emotions instead of running from them. Breathe into them. Be grateful for them. Your system is working exactly as it should. But you have to listen.
Stop searching for constant validation from others. Stop expecting people to create your happiness for you. That kind of fulfillment can never last if it is not already alive within you.
Love yourself deeply and without judgment. Not in an arrogant or selfish way, but in a true and unconditional way, like loving a baby.
The word “selfish” has gained such a negative meaning, but why is loving yourself seen as wrong? Is there anything more natural than caring for your own soul? How can you truly love others if you are disconnected from yourself?
When you genuinely love yourself, you begin to radiate something different. Your energy changes. And that energy touches everyone around you.
This is one of the deepest messages I’ve received through trance and automatic writing over the years. No matter how far the journey goes, it always returns to the same truth:
Self-love is the foundation.
Not ego or superiority. Not selfishness as society describes it. But real love. The kind that accepts, heals, forgives, and nurtures the self without conditions.

When someone truly carries that light within them, others naturally feel it too. It spreads without force.
Imagine the kind of world we would live in if people stopped abandoning themselves and finally learned how to love who they are.




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