What's Included With The Last Wish: The Recordings, Three Gifts, the Checkout Add-On and What You Do Not Get

Think of this page as a receipt you can read before paying. It lists every item the seller names for the $37.44 Last Wish order, marks what the pages actually show, and flags what stays hidden until after checkout. Our opinion and scores sit on the review page, and the price math is on the price page.

Some background applies to every row that follows. The man narrating the video, who calls himself Danny Kelly in his own introduction, may or may not be a real individual: the seller’s Terms allow names to be “changed or represented by pen names” and let scenarios be “dramatized”. Those same Terms label the line “For Entertainment Purposes Only”. Money anecdotes in the video, such as $3,617 earned in a single day, are the seller’s own tales and nobody has confirmed them. As for refunds, both the Terms and the ClickBank checkout point to a 60-day window.

The package at a glance

Item	Seller’s description	What we could verify
Audio recordings	Nightly listening, sold as a “pineal gland-activating” recording	Count and length unknown
Gift 1: The Last Wish Official Guide	Advice on using the recordings well	Contents not shown
Gift 2: The Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan	Steps to “speed up the decalcification process”	Contents not shown
Gift 3: The Wealth Scripts	Written lines meant for reading during playback	Contents not shown
Access	Instant after payment clears	Method not shown
Optional add-on	The Wealth Wave Technique	Dollar price unconfirmed

The first column uses the seller’s own names. “Official Guide” is the title of a gift, not a sign that our page is official.

The recordings

The core item is a set of digital audio recordings. The order page calls it “The First Pineal Gland-Activating Audio Recording”, and the narrator’s own label for them, spoken in the video, is “the last wish”. He also says he “improved and updated” them with sound engineers. We have no way to check that.

The listening time is where the pages disagree with themselves.

Where	What it says
Sales video	Listen “for 11 minutes each night”
Order page	The mind “starts to wake up” in “under 7 minutes”
Headlines	A “7-Sec Ritual” and “In Just 2:11s”
Anywhere	How many recordings exist: never stated

Because the number of files is not given, you cannot tell whether you are buying one track, a handful or a library. No sample is offered to hear first. Our spec sheet on the product blog post and the recordings post go deeper into the length question.

The three gifts

The seller lists three free gifts on both its order page and its video page.

• The Last Wish Official Guide. Described as help with using the recordings well. The video mentions a guide too, but never outlines a single chapter.
• The Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan. The video describes a “book” on decalcifying the gland. What is in it, we do not know. Calcification of this gland is common with age, and there is no good evidence that decalcifying it by diet or any other route changes anything about money or luck. Do not change medication or supplements because of a plan like this without asking a doctor.
• The Wealth Scripts. Lines you are meant to read during playback. Expect a text document at best. If you are short of money, a written budget will do more for you than a script.

None of the three comes with a page count, sample page or table of contents. We count them as unknown extras rather than as a reason to buy.

How access is delivered

Checkout names the item “The Last Wish / Digital Product” and states that access to digital products “are available once payment is approved”. The video page also asks for an email address “to send The Last Wish”. What it never says is whether you receive a download link, a members area or an email attachment.

So before paying, you cannot know the file format, whether you can keep the files offline, or which devices play them. After you buy, save the receipt and whatever arrives, and check spam folders if nothing shows up. Delivery trouble goes to [email protected] (the Terms list it, though the soul-mountain.com website itself was unreachable when we tried on 2026-10-09) and to ClickBank order support.

The add-on and the upsells

Offer	Where it appears	What is known
The Wealth Wave Technique	Checkout order bump, optional	Image label reads “Wealth Miracle: The Guided Recordings”; contents not described
The Abundance Brain Accelerator	Named in the Terms	$97.19; contents not shown
The Abundance Sequence	Named in the Terms	$47.19; contents not shown

A checkout viewed from India showed the add-on at ₹1,390.78, but we did not verify its US dollar price. Each of these is optional, and the base purchase works without them. Expect further offers after checkout, and note that buyers “may be automatically subscribed” to email lists that can carry third-party offers.

Where each item is listed

Item	Where we found it
Recordings	Order page, video page, checkout
Three gifts	Order page and video page
Wealth Wave add-on	Checkout screen
Two upsells	Listed in the Terms

The spread matters. A buyer who only reads the order page never learns that further offers exist, and a buyer who only sees checkout misses the gift descriptions. Reading all the sources is the only way to see the whole package.

What an ordinary audio listing shows

Most digital audio products tell you a runtime, a track list, a file format and often play a short preview. Here, none of those appear. That gap does not prove the recordings are poor, since a seller can keep a library behind the paywall. It does mean the usual comparison shopping is not possible, and the spec-sheet approach on this page is limited to what the seller chose to publish.

Questions worth sending to support first

If the missing details matter to you, email the seller’s support address before buying and keep the reply.

1. What is the exact track count, and what is the running time of each file?
2. Is delivery by download link, email attachment or a members area?
3. What file type is it, and can I keep copies offline?
4. What is inside each of the three gifts, and in what format?
5. What does the add-on contain, and what is its dollar price?
6. Will I be added to promotional email lists, and can I opt out at purchase?

A slow or vague reply is itself useful information.

What is not included

• No app. Nothing on the site or checkout offers one.
• No physical disc or book. The mockup’s discs are artwork; the checkout sells a digital product.
• No sample. You cannot hear anything before paying.
• No study. The sales page says it is “Backed By Research From Harvard and University of Michigan” but names no study, author or link.
• No live coaching, community or support line listed. Support is an email address.

Pre-payment checklist

1. Decide whether you would still pay $37.44 knowing the recordings’ length and count are unknown.
2. Treat the three gifts as bonuses of unknown value.
3. Skip every extra whose contents you have not seen described.
4. Keep the ClickBank receipt, because the refund window is 60 days. Both sales pages also carry a 365-day graphic with no wording behind it, so plan around the 60. See our safety page for the rest of the cautions.
5. Remember that the seller’s Terms call the products entertainment.