Andrew Green Hypnosis

Aflame: Learning from the Silence is a poetic sleep hypnosis for nights when the mind feels busy, reflective, or quietly searching for clarity.Best listened to in bed, with the lights low and nothing left to do, this session guides you into a living silence — not empty or cold, but warm, steady, and wise. Through gentle pacing, intentional pauses, and a cinematic, mystical tone, you’re invited to soften the body, slow the breath, and rest inside a stillness that feels safe and alive.As you drift toward sleep, a quiet inner flame begins to glow — your clarity, intuition, and inner guidance — revealing itself without effort or force. By morning, many listeners notice a subtle sense of calm, grounding, and quiet confidence, as if something meaningful has gently settled into place.

Inspired by The Secret and the Law of Attraction, this sleep hypnosis is designed to gently shift you into receiving mode... where effort softens, and alignment unfolds naturally.As you relax into bed and allow your body to rest, your mind drifts into a calmer frequency where magnetism replaces striving. This session guides you away from force and control, helping you release resistance and settle into a state of ease, openness, and quiet alignment.Best listened to at night, when the world is still, and there’s nothing left to do. Simply let the words wash over you without trying to think or manifest. Your subconscious already knows how to align.As sleep deepens, you may notice a subtle shift — a lighter feeling, calmer emotions, and a quiet sense that life is gently moving in your favor.

Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai, this sleep hypnosis gently guides you back to the quiet place within you that remembers why you’re here.If you’ve been feeling disconnected, uncertain of your direction, or carried along by daily responsibilities, this session invites you to soften, slow down, and listen inward. As your body relaxes and your mind drifts toward sleep, a deeper sense of meaning can surface — not through effort, but through stillness.This is not about searching for answers.It’s about allowing what already lives inside you to speak.Best listened to at night, in bed, with the lights low and nothing left to do. Let the words wash over you. Your subconscious knows how to receive what it needs.Tonight, you rest.Tonight, you listen.Tonight, your Ikigai gently returns.

This session is for anyone who lies awake inside their own thoughts... the overthinker, the perfectionist, the restless mind longing for inner quiet. It’s ideal for nights when the day’s noise still echoes in your body and you crave the peace that comes from letting go. Listen before bed, during meditation, or whenever you’re ready to drift beyond mental chatter.Inspired by Joseph Nguyen’s Don’t Believe Everything You Think, this sleep hypnosis guides you to detach from thought and rest in the spacious awareness beneath it. Through gentle breathwork and hypnotic imagery, you learn to witness the mind without being pulled into it, discovering freedom through clarity rather than control.It feels like floating in a vast, weightless sky, watching thoughts drift past like clouds. Your body softens into rest as awareness opens, supported by slow breathing and ambient tones that invite deep stillness.As you fall asleep, thought loosens its grip. You rest as the quiet observer... unchanged, at ease, and free. By morning, the mind feels lighter, clearer, and gently reset by silence and sleep.

Based on insights from The Anxious Generation, this sleep hypnosis is designed for a mind that’s been overstimulated for far too long.If constant notifications, screens, and mental noise have made it hard to truly rest, this session gently guides your nervous system out of high alert and back into a natural rhythm of calm. As you listen, you’ll be led away from digital overload and into a quieter internal space where sleep can unfold on its own.This is not about forcing sleep .... it’s about allowing your mind and body to remember how rest feels when the noise finally fades.Best listened to at night, in bed, with headphones or speakers at a low, comfortable volume. Let the words drift past conscious effort and allow sleep to come when it’s ready.You don’t need to do anything.Tonight, you unplug.Tonight, you rest.