Money, Magick, and Mindset: Healing Financial Trauma for Abundance
- Keisha Jordan
- Mar 10
- 3 min read
Money isn’t just about dollars and cents—it’s an extension of your energy, beliefs, and past experiences. Financial trauma can create subconscious blocks that keep you stuck in scarcity, but by blending mindset shifts with practical financial strategies, you can transform your relationship with money and step into true abundance.
Money is more than a transaction—it’s energy. And whether we realize it or not, our relationship with money is shaped by past experiences, generational conditioning, and deep-seated beliefs about worthiness, security, and success.
Healing financial trauma isn’t just about earning more; it’s about shifting the way you feel about money so that you can attract, manage, and expand wealth with confidence and ease.
If you’re reading this, you probably have already had an experience with money trauma, you’ve likely seen the impact and the ways you tend to self-sabotage with money, and you’re ready to change your relationship with money.
As a company that specializes in both traditional money management and “non-traditional” money healing, we have a step-by-step process you can begin walking yourself through so that you can change this for good.
Start Healing Financial Trauma for Abundance
Step 1: Uncover Your Money Story
Your money mindset was shaped long before you opened your first bank account.
Were you taught that money is hard to earn?
That financial success comes with sacrifice?
That it’s selfish to want wealth?
These beliefs run deep, often operating in the background and influencing your financial reality. Take a moment to journal or reflect—what narratives about money have you inherited, and which ones no longer serve you?
Recognizing these stories is the first step in rewriting them.
Step 2: Shift from Scarcity to Abundance
Scarcity isn’t just about having less—it’s a mindset that keeps you stuck in fear, doubt, and limitation. It’s like wearing blinders and walking through the world, there’s so much that you can’t see because scarcity is limiting your vision.
Breaking free means seeing money as a flow, not a fixed resource. Start thinking beyond your current circumstances and list out as many opportunities for money to come to you as you can.
Gratitude is also a powerful tool in this shift. Instead of focusing on what’s missing, acknowledge what’s already present. Trust that money is always circulating, and more is available to you when you open yourself to receiving it.
Step 3: Align with Wealth on an Energetic & Practical Level
True financial empowerment comes from both intention and action. Aligning with abundance means taking tangible steps—setting up financial systems, learning tax strategies, and working with guides who understand both the energetic and practical aspects of wealth.
Ritualize your money management: schedule regular “money dates,” invest in financial education, and approach wealth-building as an intentional, sacred practice.
When you heal your financial wounds, you create space for money to flow to you with ease.
By blending mindset work with practical financial strategies, you reclaim your power, build wealth on your own terms, and step fully into the abundance that’s already waiting for you.
This is exactly what we do with clients: help them heal money trauma and support them with managing their finances in a way that facilitates longterm wealth and wellbeing. If you’ve read this far, it’s time for you to make a move that will shift your experience with money.
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Hey there! I’m Karen.
I'm the Founder & CEO of Sacred Money Inc., where I empower spiritually-minded entrepreneurs to heal their financial wounds and manage their money with confidence and grace.
We offer a unique blend of practical financial expertise, including bookkeeping and tax services, with trauma-informed coaching.
My work is here to guide you toward financial resilience and abundance. I'm passionate about transforming the way we think about money and integrating it with our values, pleasures, and spiritual practices.