Nessa Lovell
ARTIST. INTUITIVE. HEALER. GUIDE.
Nessa Lovell is an Australian
spiritual artist located
in the beautiful Yass Valley region
outside of Canberra.
Her signature Soul Code Aura Artworks create a portal to abundance, transformation and your heart's desires.
What does Glimmer stand for?
Most people know what 'being triggered' means, but do you know what it is to be glimmered?
The psychotherapist Deb Dana coined the term 'glimmer' to refer to moments of positivity - happiness, joy, gratitude, connection - so in effect a glimmer is the opposite of a trigger. Think for a moment of standing in a ray of beautiful sunshine, seeing a magnificent rainbow on a stormy day, or playing with a happy baby or puppy.
What is the Glimmer Movement?
The Glimmer Movement is a simple (and beautiful) way to spread a bit of love and joy around the world. Simply buy a 10 pack of Glimmer Cards, pick out some friends you want to make smile, address and stamp the cards, and put them in the post. Who doesn't love something pretty and thoughtful in their letterbox?
The added bonus of course, is that whether they believe in the energetic and the healing elements of the artworks or not (read below), they will still benefit from having them in their space AND they receive a beautiful message from a friend to let them know they are appreciated and seen.
You can buy a 10 pack of mixed cards (2 of each design), a 5 pack of mixed cards or 5 packs of specific designs here.
How are these postcards different?
Unlike normal postcards, the artworks and messages on the Glimmer Cards are channeled - created intuitively, infused with essential oils and energy and whatever message 'drops in' during the creative process.
The whole postcard - the artwork and the message - has been created to work subtly on the mind, body and aura to uplift, acknowledge and remind the receiver of how much they are loved and respected.
They are, in their own way, a little bit magical.
And with the messages prewritten, all you need to do is address it, add a little personal note, and pop it in the mailbox. Win-win!