
Hypnosis · 1 h 04 min
Astral Projection Hypnosis
Drift off tonight imagining a second, weightless version of yourself rising from bed and floating wherever you choose.
With
Dr. Steve G. JonesRated4.7
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Hypnosis
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Night, before sleep
About this session
- Deepens relaxation
- Encourages restful sleep
- Sparks vivid imagination
- Builds inner confidence
Dr. Steve G. Jones leads you through a slow body relaxation on a blanket in a mountain meadow, then a countdown from ten to one. After that, you picture your body as energy, a second form lined up with your physical one, and practise moving it: fingers, hands, sitting up, drifting upward.
It suits curious people who enjoy imaginative, open-ended visualization and want something unusual to carry into sleep. Play it at night, when you are safe and undisturbed, never while driving. It ends with suggestions to sleep deeply and wake rested, so lie down before pressing play.
After the session
01
A body that feels heavy
Let tension melt from head to toes.
02
A quieter mind
Watch passing thoughts drift off unattended.
03
A sense of protection
Settle into a feeling of being safe.
04
Sleep with a story
Fall asleep on a vivid, wondering image.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone curious about astral projection and out-of-body imagery
- People who like a long, slow wind-down at night
- Listeners who enjoy vivid nature and flying visualizations
- Those who want to fall asleep to a hypnosis-style voice
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a short or energising practice
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided)
- Anyone uncomfortable with spiritual or esoteric ideas such as spirits and other dimensions

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What is the astral body in this session?
Steve describes it as an exact duplicate of your physical body that exists in a fourth dimension, vibrating faster than the physical one. He compares it to a dog whistle: the sound is real, but beyond what people normally detect. You are invited to imagine your whole body as energy and treat that energy as the astral body.
What are the finger and hand exercises for?
They are practice for separating the two bodies in your imagination. Your physical body stays still while you picture the astral left hand wiggling and rising, then the right, and finally the astral body sitting up. Steve says it becomes easier each time you listen.
Why does the session ask for a bubble of white light?
The bubble is a protective step you set up before any journey. Steve says negativity bounces off it, and that you should use it every time. He mentions that some beings in the astral realm may not have your best interest in mind, so you avoid them and rely on the light.
What happens once the astral body stands up?
You turn to look at your physical body, then walk the room and pass through the floor, walls and ceiling. You then float above your home, choose a destination and imagine being there instantly. You may meet other travelers, and you can return to your body whenever you wish.
What is the rule about other people in the astral realm?
Steve gives one firm rule: never violate anyone or act against their will. You go only where you are invited, and you respect people's privacy, boundaries and dignity. He presents it as the same respect you would show in everyday life.
Why does Steve talk about forgetting what he said?
Near the end, he asks whether you can recall what he said seven or nine minutes ago, and suggests it takes more effort than it's worth. It is a gentle nudge to stop trying to follow along. He then says your subconscious will keep processing the words as you fall asleep.
