
Hypnosis · 59 min
Attracting Abundance
Grow into a rooted, flowering tree in your mind, and fall asleep feeling open to more.
With
Dr. Steve G. JonesRated4.8
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Hypnosis
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Night, before sleep
About this session
- Eases you into sleep
- Opens your money mindset
- Releases bodily tension
- Builds a growth mindset
Clinical hypnotherapist Steve G. Jones begins on a private island: warm water, palm trees, a swaying hammock, then ten counted steps down a sand dune. At the bottom you picture yourself as a small plant that grows into a tall tree with deep roots, shade to share and flowers.
It suits anyone who wants to loosen old beliefs about money, happiness and what they deserve. Play it at night, somewhere safe and undisturbed. It ends with suggestions for deep sleep, so the ideas can settle while you rest and you wake refreshed.
After the session
01
A body fully unwound
Tension eases from your face to your toes.
02
Lighter money beliefs
Look at your finances without fear or guilt.
03
Steadier emotions
Meet hard feelings with "that hurts, but I'm okay."
04
A wider idea of wealth
See friends, creativity and joy as riches.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who feels held back by old beliefs about money
- People who want to wind down at night with a purpose
- Listeners who enjoy vivid, nature-based imagery
- Those who want to feel richer in creativity, friendships and happiness, not just income
Not now, if…
- Those looking for an energising practice to use while moving or driving
- People who prefer silent meditation or brief sessions
- Anyone who wants practical money planning rather than hypnosis-style suggestion

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why does the session turn you into a tree?
You start as a small plant with enough water, sunlight and nutrients to grow, then become a tall tree with extensive roots. The roots make you sturdy, the shade and flowers let you give back, and the sunlight you turn into energy shows you taking in what you need. The tree stands for abundance as a cycle of giving and receiving, not just collecting.
What are the ten steps down the sand dune for?
After the hammock and the body relaxation, you stand on top of a dune with ten steps leading to the beach. As the count goes from ten to one, each step down takes you deeper into relaxation. By one you are at the bottom, ready for the plant and tree imagery.
What is the "That hurts, but I'm okay" idea?
In the section on emotional abundance, you are invited to name a painful feeling instead of avoiding it, saying "That hurts," and then adding "But I'm okay." The recording says this takes the charge out of the emotion so it can pass through you. It also describes something rock solid at your core that has always been there.
What does it say about financial obstacles?
It asks you to take an honest look at where you are financially, knowing that wherever that is, it's okay. Then you imagine any obstacles left over from the past disappearing, because they were told to you or imagined by you. It also says it is okay to be wealthy and to keep most of what you receive while giving a portion back.
Why does it talk about forgetting what was said near the end?
Near the close, the voice points out how hard it is to recall what was said seven or nine minutes ago, and says you needn't try. You can choose to remember to forget or forget to remember. The point is to let go of effort and trust that your subconscious will take in the suggestions as you sleep.
Should I listen to it in the morning, since it's about growth?
The recording opens by saying to listen only at night, when you are safe and undisturbed, and never in a moving vehicle. It ends with suggestions to fall into a deep sleep and wake the next morning rested and ready. So it is built as a night-time track, and the morning benefit comes from waking after it.
