Shelly Innocence is proud to announce the release of a brand new service that enables customers to use their mobile phones to attain Enlightenment.

Launching the product in Bodh Gaya, India, Shelly has transformed herself into a virtual guru, appearing on billboards which invite the public to ‘SMS Shelly for
Enlightenment’. Over 23 million Indians have responded to the ads and received personal text messages of Enlightenment on their mobile phones.

Bodh Gaya is famous for inspirational messages, infact Buddha received his own message of enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree in 500 BC. 'There's a real connection between the spiritual and digital worlds', says Shelly, 'and what's more,
Enlightenment is free!'

Innocence's phone lines have been inundated with an unexpected demand for one-on-one consultations with Guru-Shelly. She says 'Text messages are just a fad, but Enlightenment lasts forever'.

Frequently asked questions

How can I receive Enlightenment
?

Send the word 'Enlightenment' as a text message to Shelly and she will respond with an inspirational text message just for you

Is Enlightenment free?

Yes, you only pay for your text message to Shell

Is Shelly really a guru?

Absolutely



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HAPPYFLASH

What is Happyflash
?

Happyflash is a spontaneous text message on a mobile phone followed by a fleeting moment
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How does it work?

Shelly sends a SMS message to her fans and minutes later they gather together for a special moment with Shelly

Is Happyflash safe?

Yes, Happyflash is safe and fun for the whole family

How can I join Happyflash
?

'Text 'Happyflash' to Shelly

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SHELLY WALLPAPER

Impress your friends with this Shelly wallpaper on your mobile phone!


Simply text the word Wallpaper to Shelly and you'll receive this picture FREE!

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only while stocks last)

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Photos courtesy Carol Hummel, Anna McLeod, Deepshikar Kumari and the Bodh Gaya Times.