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Are you ready to discover your Spiritual DNA and pass it on to the next generation? Through a simple and practical step-by-step guide, you will gain a basic understanding of your mind and soul development, enabling you to discern the natural from a supernatural perspective and combat spiritual warfare at its origin. Discovering Your Spiritual DNA opens your eyes to the battle between the flesh and the enemy, working together to keep the truth hidden in the dark recesses of your unconscious mind.

This transformative book offers a practical way to recognize dysfunctions and patterns that may be holding you back from fulfilling your true potential. By unlocking your Spiritual DNA, you will gain a deeper understanding of your divine purpose and the unique gifts and talents you have been blessed with. Whether you are a new Believer or a seasoned one, Discovering Your Spiritual DNA will guide you on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth.

I picked up this book after interviewing the author for an article–the intro on the back of the book didn’t originally pique my interest, but my conversation with her did. Discovering Your Spiritual DNA is about more than figuring out what spiritual DNA means; it looks at mental health, Scripture, and how the two come together.

Who this book is for:
– New(er) Christians
– People wanting to understand the basics of the mental/physical health connection
– People wanting to understand the basics of the mental health/Christian faith connection

If you’ve been a Christian for a while (or comfortable/familiar with Scripture) or have studied much about mental health, this book might be too basic for you. I’ve spent the last several years learning a lot about mental health and I’ve been a Christian since I was eight, so I already know and understand a lot of what’s in this book.

Even so … there were some beautiful tips and explanations that clarified things or helped me see things from a different perspective. That’s why I’m always in favor of reading more–almost every book will teach you something new, even if you’re familiar with all the material.

Overall, I think this is a great beginner/intermediate level book for people starting their journey into the mental health/Christian realm, as it lays a solid foundation for the two.

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