Jennifer Aniston shares a gushing tribute to hypnotist boyfriend Jim Curtis after he shed light on their days spent meditating together

Jennifer Aniston has shared a gushing social media tribute to her hypnotist boyfriend Jim Curtis after he revealed how they spend their days meditating together.

The couple have now been dating for over a year, and the wellness coach, 50, was recently interviewed by the actress, 57, at a live Q&A to promote his new book.

Jennifer celebrated the release of Jim's new book, titled The Book Of Possibility, with a sweet post about him on her Instagram Stories.

Posting a snap of its cover, Jennifer wrote, 'I love this book,' with the Friends star then following her post with a cosy snap with Jim.

It featured the sweet caption: 'I love this man'.

Mixing his relationship with his work has been an organic process, according to Jim, as he admitted in an interview over the weekend about his new celeb status: 'Aren't I blessed to be of interest?' 

'And to have the opportunity that if there is a soul, person or mind that is interested in my work, that now I have the potential to bring it to them. And that is my mission.'

Jim, who does not have any qualifications in psychology, says he is trained in various coaching methods, including 'hypnotherapy, hypnosis, neurolinguistic programming, mindfulness, meditation and all sorts of executive coaching'.

He said he uses his 'toolbox of things that I've used to help my own life' to help others, mostly women who make up most of his 1.1million Instagram followers.

He told The Sunday Times Magazine in a new interview that whilst his mission is to help as many as he can, he relishes time with Aniston at her $21million LA home. He splits his time between there and his own New York apartment.

When at Aniston's home Curtis rises early to do sit-ups in bed and then feed his girlfriend's three dogs and bring her coffee before the couple start their morning meditation ritual.

'We take real responsibility to go within and understand and soothe ourselves. So we meditate together,' Curtis revealed. 

'I meditate and I'll say things like "I'm divinely guided", meaning I don't have to worry, it's all working out.' 

Curtis added that he avoids watching the news, calling it 'brainwashing' and steers well clear of any stories about his relationship. 

The wellness coach can't avoid the fact though that his methods have been in the spotlight. His 2018 TEDx talk,  The Cosmic Algorithm: Deciphering the Signs, was flagged by TED because it 'appears to fall outside' editorial guidelines.

Meanwhile his new book focuses on his belief in the 'quantum field' - an energetic space where every possible version of your life exists simultaneously.

Curtis has borrowed the name from a formal physics theory, which scientists have criticised as 'fraudulent' as it creates a veneer of scientific authority.

Curtis insists he sees spirituality and science as separate, and says: 'For a long time I felt like, who am I to give spiritual advice? Who am I to give advice on how you're going to overcome your pain and your suffering in your life? And then I realised who am I not to?'