
Guided breathwork · 45 min
Money Magnet: SOMA Breath for Prosperity
Start your morning breathing in a colour of wealth, and leave the old doubts about money behind.
With
Rated4.9
- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided breathwork
- Sound
- Voice with rhythmic music
- Best time
- Early morning
About this session
- Builds abundance mindset
- Softens money doubts
- Sharpens morning focus
- Energises the body
Niraj Naik leads a long breathwork session built around a colour you choose yourself. You breathe it in to a steady count, hold your breath after an exhale while counting down from ten, then draw energy up the spine and release it with a hum. The cycle runs three times, the last aimed at old doubts.
It suits anyone who wants to begin the day with a more open, steady attitude toward money, or who senses an old belief that wealth is not for them. Set aside the time in the morning somewhere undisturbed, and expect an active practice rather than a gentle wind-down.
After the session
01
Abundance felt in the body
Notice where wealth and security live inside you.
02
Lighter money doubts
Meet old fears of not deserving, and soften them.
03
Clearer personal reasons
Hear why prosperity truly matters to you.
04
A steady, focused start
Begin the day grounded, open and ready.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants a stronger sense of abundance before the workday begins
- People who feel stuck with old beliefs about deserving money
- Entrepreneurs and earners who want to set an intention for their finances
- Those who like active, rhythmic breathwork with a clear purpose
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a short or gentle wind-down
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided)
- Anyone who doesn't want to follow a breathing count or hold their breath

About the teacher
Niraj Naik
Founder of Soma Breath, Musical Artist
Niraj Naik is an ex-pharmacist turned holistic health expert, founder of international school of breathwork Soma Breath. Known internationally as the Renegade Pharmacist, Niraj is dedicated to educating others on topics of holistic health, breathwork, meditation, and more. He has also created many other brands related to health and healing, and was featured in articles from multiple news outlets across the world such as Forbes, CNN, The Guardian, and Huffpost.
See all by Niraj NaikQuestions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why am I asked to point to where I feel abundance in my body?
Niraj calls this your somatic intelligence: every action, he says, is rooted in a feeling, so the more aware you are of it, the more you can amplify it or release it. You point to the spot where joy, freedom and security are strongest, then pick the first colour that arrives for it. That body location and colour become your anchor for the breathing that follows.
What is the colour for, and what if none appears?
You breathe the colour in on each inhale, imagine it spreading through your chest, arms and legs, and let each exhale dissolve scarcity and doubt. It's meant to be the first colour that comes to mind, so don't overthink it. If you can't see a clear image, the session says to focus on how it feels to live in abundance instead.
What happens during the breath holds, and why the hum?
After a full exhale you pause, then count down from ten and go a little past the first urge to breathe, which the session treats as a metaphor for growth. When you inhale, you pull up the pelvic floor and send energy up the spine like electric light. You then let go with a hum, three times, feeling the vibration spread through your body.
What is the subconscious supercomputer?
It's an image for your unconscious mind: you walk into a magic room where a supercomputer answers any question truthfully and instantly. You ask why becoming a money magnet matters, what kind of person you want to be, which values you hold, and how that person uses money to make an impact. The first impressions become a new movie you step into.
What if the rhythmic breathing feels too intense?
Niraj says to return to normal breathing for a moment and rejoin the count when you're ready, because the rhythm matters more than force. The counts also change along the way, with an in-and-out pattern of two and later fours, and the pace picks up near the end.
Why does the third round focus on doubts?
After building the vision, the session acknowledges that stuck feelings can surface. You ask whether you truly believe you deserve wealth, notice where doubt sits in your body, and give it a colour. Then you choose a new colour and breathe it into that spot, pairing trust with each inhale and doubt with each exhale.
