Emotions as Messengers — What Are They Trying to Tell You?
- Sonia Keffer
- Oct 23
- 1 min read

Emotions are not problems to fix — they are messengers carrying valuable information about what matters most to us. When we feel anger, sadness, joy, or fear, our body is signaling that something is happening that deserves our attention.
For instance, anger may arise when a boundary has been crossed. Sadness may surface when we’ve lost something important. Joy tells us what brings meaning, and fear warns us of potential threat.
The challenge is that many of us were never taught to listen. We were taught to manage, suppress, or avoid emotions instead. But emotions are energy in motion. When we pause to notice them with curiosity instead of judgment, we gain insight — not just about what’s happening, but about who we are and what we value.
Mindfulness gives us the space to listen before reacting. When we can name what we feel, we can choose how to respond.
Mindful reflection: Take a few slow breaths. Ask yourself: “What is this emotion trying to tell me?” You might discover it’s not your enemy — it’s your guide.
Contact Keellia and Sonia to start exploring your emotions and finding ways to honor what they're telling you.




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