
Guided meditation · 10 min
Connection With Money
Stop treating money like a threat and start relating to it as a friend who supports the life you want.
With
Carol TuttleRated4.826K plays
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Morning or night
About this session
- Shifts money beliefs
- Opens the heart
- Builds abundance mindset
- Grounds your energy
Carol Tuttle guides you to move your sense of money from the root chakra, where it has felt like survival, up to the heart. You picture lifting a cord of energy and plugging it into your chest, then trace a sideways figure eight, speak a new script aloud and tap out affirmations.
It suits anyone whose relationship with money feels tense, guarded or stuck in old stories. Try it in the morning to set your tone for the day, or at night to close the day with gratitude. Come back whenever the old feelings return.
After the session
01
A friendlier view of money
See money as support, not a source of stress.
02
Words that rewrite old stories
Replace worn-out money beliefs with affirmations you can repeat.
03
A steadier, grounded feeling
Feel settled in your body around money.
04
A ritual for your day
Carry a reminder of your new script with you.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who feels tense or guarded around money
- People ready to drop old beliefs about not having enough
- Those starting the day who want a grateful, open mindset
- Listeners who enjoy energy work, imagery and affirmations
Not now, if…
- People who prefer a purely practical, numbers-based approach to money
- Those uncomfortable with chakras, energy language or speaking aloud
- Anyone wanting a silent or wordless practice

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why move money from the root chakra to the heart?
Carol explains that money has been tied to the root chakra, which is about physical survival, home, family and jobs, so it has acted like a survival energy. You imagine taking a cord of that energy and plugging it into an outlet in the center of your chest. It stays rooted, but now connects with love and appreciation, so money can serve you.
What is the sideways figure eight for?
With your palm up in front of your chest, you sweep your hand out and back in a figure eight lying on its side, folding it back into your chest. It gives the new connection a physical shape. While you do it, you imagine the sound, taste and smell of money, such as shuffled bills, a cash register and coins dropping.
What does giving money a new script mean?
You thank money for being in your life, then release it from its old job of control, power and not enough. With your hand on your heart you say aloud, "I now give money a new script, a new identity." You cast it in the role of love, appreciation and support. Carol describes money as a neutral resource that will do what you ask.
Why do I tap my chest during the affirmations?
Carol asks you to tap on your chest while repeating statements after her, to activate the new energy. They include "I am grateful for money," "Money is my friend" and "I'm comfortable spending money." You stop tapping and rest your hand on your heart before a deep breath in through the nose and out through the mouth.
What is the bill with sticky notes about?
After the meditation, Carol suggests taking a $5 or $10 bill, or whatever currency you have. Write the new statements on sticky notes, stick them on it and keep it in your wallet. When the old energy around money returns, pull it out and read them aloud as declarations.
What is the river image near the end?
Carol points out that currency is a current, meant to flow in and then out. You imagine standing waist deep in a warm, wide river of money that comes to you easily. You receive it, thank it, then step out onto the ground and feel the new energy through your body.
