Walk the Yellow Road: A Message About Self-Trust, Soul Alignment, and Remembering Who You Are

On June 16, 2026, at The Oneness Experience with Lee Harris and Davor Bozic, Lee invited us to channel for ourselves through automatic writing.

The final phrases that came through for me were:

"Diverging path."

"Walk the yellow road."

At the time, I didn't fully understand what they meant.

Later, as Lee channeled the Z's, the meaning began to unfold. What struck me most was how deeply personal the message felt. I knew the Z's were speaking to something I needed to understand, just as they were speaking to what others in the theater needed to hear.

I've been in deep observation for the past year as this divergence has become increasingly visible in my own life.

It feels as though there is a great divergence happening between the path of the human self and the path of the soul.

The Human Self and the Soul

There is a road that leads deeper into who you've been taught to be.

The version of yourself shaped by conditioning, expectations, fear, roles, obligations, and the desire to be accepted.

Then there is another road.

A road that leads deeper into who you truly are.

The self beneath the masks.

The self beneath the performance.

The self that existed before you learned who you were "supposed" to be.

For many people, the distance between these two paths is becoming increasingly obvious.

What once felt tolerable may now feel unbearable.

What once felt aligned may suddenly feel constricting.

What once felt safe may begin to feel heavy.

Why Old Identities Feel So Heavy

As these paths continue to diverge, anything built upon fear, misalignment, outdated identities, or a life that is out of integrity with who you truly are becomes harder and harder to carry.

Many empaths and highly sensitive people are experiencing this right now.

Relationships that no longer fit.

Careers that no longer resonate.

Roles they have outgrown.

Ways of being that once helped them survive but now prevent them from fully thriving.

For those willing to release what no longer aligns, the path becomes clearer.

For those determined to cling to the familiar, the journey often becomes increasingly uncomfortable.

It's important to remember that life is always happening for you.

What may feel like discomfort, loss, or challenge is often an invitation into greater alignment, authenticity, and truth.

Walking the Yellow Road: The Path of Self-Trust

The message I received was simple:

Walk the yellow road.

To me, the yellow road represents the solar plexus.

The center of personal power.

Self-trust.

Inner knowing.

Authenticity.

The willingness to honor your truth even when it differs from the expectations of others.

The yellow road is the road where the soul leads and the human self learns to follow.

The guidance itself is often simple.

The embodiment is what challenges us.

Trust yourself.

Tell the truth.

Set the boundary.

Leave what no longer aligns.

Choose yourself.

Simple guidance.

Not always easy embodiment.

When You Remember Who You Are, You Are Given To

Another phrase from Lee Harris and the Z's continues to echo in my mind:

"When you remember who you are, you are given to."

This landed deeply for me because I know what it feels like to abandon myself.

For years, I poured enormous amounts of time, energy, love, and support into others, often at the expense of myself. At one point, I even placed my own business and dreams on the back burner while helping my former partner build his. Supporting someone you love is not inherently a problem. The problem arises when the giving becomes one-sided and self-sacrificing, and your own needs, dreams, and well-being are repeatedly left behind.

The cost of that was greater than I realized at the time.

The more I abandoned myself, the more depleted, disconnected, and misaligned I became.

But when I began reclaiming my energy, honoring my truth, and showing up more fully as myself—unapologetically and without shrinking to accommodate others—something began to change.

I started attracting the right people.

The right support.

The right opportunities.

The right resources.

The right clients.

Not because I became someone new, but because I stopped pretending to be someone I wasn't.

I stopped giving all of my energy away and began investing it into the life I was here to create.

That is why this message continues to resonate so deeply with me.

The more fully we remember who we are and embody that truth, the more available we become for the people, opportunities, resources, support, and experiences that are genuinely aligned with us.

Perhaps That Is Where the Yellow Road Leads

Maybe the yellow road is ultimately a path back to ourselves.

A path of self-trust.

A path of soul alignment.

A path of remembering who we are beneath every fear, role, identity, projection, and expectation.

The road of the solar plexus.

The road where the soul leads and the human self learns to follow.

And perhaps, when we remember who we are and have the courage to embody that truth, life is finally able to give us what has been waiting for us all along.

Written by Brooke Rowe | Empowerment Coach, Spiritual Guide & Reiki Master Teacher

Brooke Rowe founded Healing Begins Within after her own journey of healing, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening. Today, she helps spiritually inclined and energetically aware individuals heal core wounds, reconnect with their inner wisdom, strengthen self-trust, and create lives that are aligned with who they truly are.