
Hypnosis · 1 h 00 min
Abundance Hypnosis
Drift into sleep imagining yourself as a rooted, flowering tree, open to receiving wealth and giving it back.
With
Dr. Steve G. JonesRated4.8
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Hypnosis
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- At night, before sleep
About this session
- Upgrades money beliefs
- Builds abundant mindset
- Relaxes body and mind
- Encourages steady growth
Dr. Steve G. Jones, a clinical hypnotherapist, leads you through a slow hypnosis that opens with three deep breaths, a walk along a tropical shore and a countdown from ten. Then you picture yourself as a seedling growing into a tree that gives shade, bears flowers and passes on what it receives.
It suits anyone who wants to loosen old ideas about money, worth and possibility, and to see wealth as more than a bank balance. Because it runs an hour and closes with suggestions for sleep, it works best as a night-time listen when nothing will interrupt you.
After the session
01
A looser view of money
Question old limits you never chose.
02
Wealth beyond cash
See friends, joy and creativity as riches.
03
Steadier emotions
Acknowledge feelings and trust your solid core.
04
A deeply rested body
Unwind from head to toe before sleep.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who feels held back by old beliefs about money
- People who want to feel more open to receiving
- Listeners who enjoy a long, slow hypnosis at bedtime
- Creative or spiritual people wanting to grow in every area of life
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a short, quick practice
- People who want an energising session to start the day
- Anyone who prefers silent meditation or a lighter touch on money themes

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why do I become a plant and then a tree?
The image is the whole message of the session. You start as a small plant with the water, nutrients and sunlight it needs, then grow into a tall tree with deep roots that gives shade and bears flowers like a lotus. It shows abundance as something you take in, grow from and then share, so receiving and giving belong to one cycle.
What is the countdown of ten steps for?
After a beach walk and a full-body relaxation, you stand at the top of a sand dune with ten steps leading down to the shore. Each number, from ten to one, is one step down and a deeper level of relaxation. It prepares you for the growth imagery that follows.
Which areas of abundance does the session cover?
It moves through five in turn: spiritual, financial, emotional, creative and happiness. You imagine a spiritual activity that appeals to you, honestly look at your finances, picture yourself creating something, and see yourself among friends. It then shows you six months and a year ahead, with each area more developed.
What does the line about financial obstacles mean?
The session suggests that money obstacles from the past are ideas someone told you or you imagined, so you can let them go. It also says it is okay to be wealthy, to keep most of what comes to you and to give a portion back, like the tree.
How do I use 'That hurts, but I'm okay' in daily life?
In the emotional section you are told to name a painful feeling with 'That hurts', then follow it straight away with 'But I'm okay'. The idea is that this takes the charge out of the emotion and lets it pass, because at your core you are rock solid. You can say the two phrases to yourself whenever something upsets you.
Why does the recording say to listen at night when it is listed for mornings?
The opening asks you to play it only at night when you are safe and undisturbed, and the ending gives suggestions to fall into deep sleep. It says your subconscious will keep processing the words while you sleep, and you wake rested. Follow the recording's own guidance, and never play it in a moving vehicle.
