18/05/2026
Have you heard of triggers? Those moments where something small sends your nervous system into overdrive?
A glimmer is the opposite.
It’s a tiny spark of something good. A moment of ease. Laughter that catches you off guard. The warmth of sun on your face. Your tea hitting perfectly. The way your body settles into a stretch. Your shoulders relaxed without you having to think about it.
They’re everywhere once you start noticing them.
Here’s what I think is different from affirmations, affirmations ask your mind to believe something. “I am strong. I am capable.” But there’s often a gap between what you’re saying and what you actually feel. Glimmers bypass that gap.
A glimmer is a feeling, something your nervous system recognises as genuinely good, genuinely safe, genuinely true in that moment. You’re not trying to convince yourself of anything. You’re recognising something real that’s already happening. You’re associating a positive feeling with what you’re experiencing, and that lands differently in your body.
The more you notice them, the more you feel them. Your baseline shifts. Not because you’ve told yourself to be more grateful, but because you’re genuinely experiencing moments of ease and connection throughout your day.
This week, notice your glimmers. Where did you feel a spark today? When did something land right?
Because the shift happens quietly, one glimmer at a time.
Happy Monday
🧘♀️Hatha & Restorative Yoga Teacher