What's Included With The Last Wish: The Recordings, Three Gifts, Optional Extras and Access

This page is a contents list for The Last Wish. The Last Wish is digital, so nothing here is an ingredient: “what’s included” means the recordings, the gifts and the messages that follow a $37.44 order. Each item is listed with what it is, its format and when it arrives, followed by the paid extras and the things the order does not contain. For a closer look at the listening side, see our article on The Last Wish recordings.

Everything in a $37.44 order

You pay $37.44 once through ClickBank. The video page shows “Today Only: 37.11”, but the Terms and the order page say 37.44. Here is everything the seller lists for that price.

Item	What it is	Format	When it arrives
The Last Wish recordings	Audio recordings the seller calls “pineal gland-activating”; count and length not stated consistently	Digital audio	Access once payment is approved, per the checkout
Gift 1: The Last Wish Official Guide	Usage tips for the recordings, as the seller describes it	Digital, format not stated	With the order, per the seller
Gift 2: The Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan	The seller’s steps to “speed up the decalcification process”	Digital, format not stated	With the order, per the seller
Gift 3: The Wealth Scripts	Texts meant to be read aloud during listening	Digital, format not stated	With the order, per the seller
ClickBank receipt	Your order number and payment record	Email	Right after checkout

Quick facts:

• Price: $37.44 one-time, shown in your local currency with tax at checkout
• Reference price on the page: “Normally $309.77”, the seller’s figure
• Retailer: ClickBank, which accepts PayPal or card
• Card statement: CLKBANK*TheLastWish
• Product support: [email protected]
• Order and refund support: ClickBank, clkbank.com or 1-800-390-6035

The recordings: what is and is not stated

The recordings are the product. The video says the narrator, who calls himself Danny Kelly, “improved and updated” them with sound engineers, and that you should listen with headphones in a dark room. Beyond that, the basic specifications are missing or in conflict.

Detail	What the seller says	Verified?
Number of recordings	Not stated	No
Session length	“11 minutes each night” in the video; “in under 7 minutes” on the order page	No, the pages disagree
Headline timing	“7-Sec Ritual”, “7-Sec Secret”, “In Just 2:11s”	No
Kind of sound	Not described; the Terms mention “brain entrainment techniques”	No
File type	Not stated	No
Delivery route	Not shown before purchase	No

So the honest summary is: a digital set of audio recordings of unknown count and length. Who the narrator is cannot be checked either. The seller’s Terms say names in marketing may be pen names and some scenarios may be dramatized.

The three gifts, read plainly

Gift	What the seller says it does	What to expect
The Last Wish Official Guide	Shows how to get the most out of the recordings, to “attract wealth and abundance even faster”	Instructions for the routine; the wealth part is a claim
The Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan	Simple steps to speed up decalcification, since calcification “can slow down your journey to wealth”	Calcium builds up in this gland in many adults as they age; removing it has no good evidence of doing anything, for money or otherwise
The Wealth Scripts	Scripts to read while listening that rewire “your subconscious to automatically gravitate towards money”	Reading text aloud; nothing shows it brings money

The video describes the same items as a guide and “a book on how to decalcify your pineal gland”. If a gift suggests changing your diet, check with a doctor before making big changes.

Some background helps when reading the gifts. The pineal gland’s known role is producing melatonin, part of how the body times sleep, and no research shows sound switching it on or the gland steering money or luck. The video adds two errors worth knowing about: it says the gland “has a retina in it”, which the human pineal gland does not, and it links “cherubim” to “cerebrum”, though “cherub” is a Hebrew word and “cerebrum” a Latin one.

Access, formats and devices

The cart says: “Immediate access to digital products or services in your cart are available once payment is approved.” The video page also collects an email address “to send The Last Wish”. What the seller never shows before purchase is the route itself: a download link, an email with files or a members area.

Practical steps that work whichever route it turns out to be:

1. Order with an email address you check every day.
2. Save the ClickBank receipt as soon as it arrives.
3. Look for a second email with access details, and check spam and promotions folders.
4. Save the recordings and the gifts to your own device once you have them.
5. If nothing arrives, write to [email protected] with your order number, and use ClickBank order support if that does not solve it.

You will need headphones, since the video asks for them. The seller does not list supported devices or file types. The video asks you to listen in a dark room, and darkness in the evening does help the body make melatonin, which is why a quiet routine before bed may feel relaxing, like any wind-down habit. Keep the volume moderate, and do not listen while driving.

Paid extras you may be offered

Extra	Where it appears	Price	Contents
“The Wealth Wave Technique”	A tick box in the ClickBank cart; its image is labeled “Wealth Miracle: The Guided Recordings”	Shown at checkout; we could not confirm a USD price	Not described
“The Abundance Brain Accelerator”	Named in the Terms of Sale	$97.19	Not shown anywhere we could reach
“The Abundance Sequence”	Named in the Terms of Sale	$47.19	Not shown anywhere we could reach

All three are optional, and the base order is complete without them. Decide before you start which, if any, you want. The price page shows how they change the total.

What is not included

• A physical product. The mockup shows a monitor, a phone, headphones, a CD and DVD cases. None of that ships; the checkout sells a “Digital Product”.
• An app or a printed book. Neither is offered anywhere on the site or the checkout.
• Research. The order page says “Backed By Research From Harvard and University of Michigan”, but no study is named, and no published study tests the recordings.
• Any promise of money. The windfalls in the video ($3,617 in a day, a $10,137 IRS refund, a $2,000 scratch-off prize) cannot be checked, and the Terms put the whole product under “For Entertainment Purposes Only”. Studies back step-by-step goal planning and mental contrasting with if-then plans; nothing backs wishing, or a gland, as a way to get money.
• Professional advice. The Terms say the content should not replace legal, medical or financial advice.
• A quiet inbox. Buying can sign you up to the seller’s mailing lists automatically, and those emails may carry third-party offers.

Checking the order before you pay

• I know the $37.44 covers recordings of unstated count and length, plus three gifts
• I know the countdown timer, the “Today Only” price and the “could be taken down” warning exist to rush me
• I have decided in advance about the add-on and the two upsells
• I will save the ClickBank receipt and look for the CLKBANK*TheLastWish charge
• I know the refund to rely on is 60 days, per the Terms and the ClickBank checkout
• I am not spending money I need for bills or debt

On refunds, the funnel is not consistent. A 365-day badge appears on the sales pages without any text to back it. The footer of the video page points to abundant-life.co, whose terms set 90 days, demand proof of 30 days’ use and make the company’s decision “final”, and whose privacy page offers 90 days. Plan around the 60 days instead, through ClickBank at clkbank.com or 1-800-390-6035. If money is tight, a budget and a nonprofit credit counselor will help more; the FTC’s debt guide is in our sources.

If something is missing

Situation	Where to go
No access details after payment	Check spam, then [email protected] with your order number
A gift is missing	[email protected]
A charge you do not recognize	Look for CLKBANK*TheLastWish, then ClickBank at clkbank.com
You want a refund within 60 days	ClickBank, clkbank.com or 1-800-390-6035

Our full review scores the order area by area, and the safety page covers the refund promises and listening comfort. To compare this list with the seller’s own wording, open The Last Wish order page.