In this episode, Dr. Joan walks us through the complex layers woven into each of the moments we forgive. She uses a personal experience that challenged her legitimacy as a psychotherapist to teach us about the hidden spiritual nuggets that come forward when we forgive.

She eloquently speaks about our need and desire to belong and our unwillingness to sometimes claim the rights and privileges that come with belonging to a spiritual and natural family. She connects this teaching to Romans 8: 14-17.

Get ready for another deep dive.

When we forgive we move through a 7-step process that requires that we become a detective … so imagine yourself as Sherlock Holmes with his magnifying glass and a big huge flashlight. The process requires that we first notice those things connected to the five senses. Then we notice and then discern spiritual things.

In this episode, Dr. Joan forgives Derek Chauvin for the killing of George Floyd. Its the episode you can't miss.

I watched the video of George Floyd's murder and all the characters of my dream The Dark Night showed up live and in person. Derek Chauvin became the basement dweller; the three other cops, the people present, and the now the whole world became the on-lookers; the president, senators, mayors, and civil servants who deny the presence of a broken and dangerous basement dweller represents the homeowner. The media and various institutions that support and work hard to sell us stories that maintain the oppressive system are the people I call realtors. The house is God’s creation - Earth and humanity. In the basement of this house are the lost parts of ourselves, the soul lovers, and fear-filled parts of ourselves: The runners, screamers, and freezers. Christ is here now, to tell us when and where we died and how to get up and find our way back.

When was the last time you went into the basement and turned the light on? In today's episode, Dr. Joan Teaches us a new healing technique that allows us to face the deepest darkest thoughts, emotions, and memories hidden in the sub-conscious. Dr. Joan introduces us to a healing method - an elegant mix of forgiveness, prayer, and spiritual warfare.

In this episode of the Becoming Beautiful I Am podcast, Dr. Joan introduces us to "The Room" the place where the false self is birth and where it must eventually die.

In this episode, Dr Joan introduces us to a profound question we must all ask: "What great thing is present right now that I am not seeing?" Then she teaches us about 2 spiritual practice (gratitude journaling and meditation) that enable us to immediately get an answer to the question.

Becoming Beautiful I Am Podcast takes us on a journey of personal growth and spiritual transformation. Joan Samuels-Dennis aka Dr Joan uses here dreams and visions and biblical text to awaken us to the spiritual journey we are all on.

Joan Samuels-Dennis is the director and founder of the Canadian Council for World Peace (CCWP), an independent, not-for-profit organization that works to promote the health and spiritual well-being of diverse people groups globally and strengthen the capacity of individuals, families and communities to achieve a fairer, just and peaceful world.

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing from the University of Western Ontario with a specialization in mental health promotion. Dr Joan is the author of 490: Forgive and Live Fearlessly, a book which presents an eye-opening forgiveness process that helps men, women, and children experience a personal and spiritual transformation that moves them from that place of stuckness that is often misinterpreted as mental illness, into a place where they live with passion and purpose.

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