Posts Tagged With ‘ Stephanie L. Mann ’

In the ’70s, I saw an ad in the local newspaper inviting residents to experience life regression with Dr. Helen Wambach. Since I discussed my three-hour journey in Part One, I will share my perspective today about good and evil. If young people understood past lives, they might make better choices for their future.  During her lifetime, Dr. Wambach regressed 2,000 people. Today, Michael Newton, at the Newton Institute, has written about 7,000 cases. So, why is this information ignored? Why aren’t we discussing the importance of past lives?  This information today might help us explain a variety... Continue Reading

There have been 147 mass shootings this year. In Louisville, KY, four died, and nine people were injured at the hands of a 23-year-old man. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear lost his best friend and said, “Violence tears at the social fabric of our community. What we need now is LOVE and wrap our arms around each other.” So, what can we do to stop mass shootings? In the past, we have been dealing with symptoms, not solutions. We assume if we had more gun control and mental health facilities, the problem would fade away. Let’s get real! There are 393.3 million guns in circulation today. As a... Continue Reading

Ihave always been fascinated to hear stories of people who experienced past lives. So, in the 70s, I jumped at the opportunity when I saw an ad in the newspaper about Dr. Helen Wambach offering to regress people interested in learning more about their past life. I called my friends and invited them to join me. To my surprise, they expressed various fears, so I went alone. I arrived at Dr. Wambach’s home in Concord Ca with $20, a pillow, and a blanket. There were about twelve people, and she told us to pick a spot on her family room floor. As everyone settled down, Dr. Wambach sat in the... Continue Reading

Many environmentalists are working to clean our oceans, save our forests, plant trees and pick up roadside trash. Politicians pass laws against littering, and city workers try to keep our streets clean. These are all great efforts, but we need everyone involved to “Save Our Planet.” So…how can we make that happen?  Cities Need Trained “Save Our Planet” (SOP) Experts! SOP Experts can be trained and hired to help neighbors work together. They can contact neighbors, existing Neighborhood Watch groups, and Associations to inform and educate neighbors about the importance of keeping neighborhoods... Continue Reading

Drugs impact children as young as ten or eleven years old. Due to the open Mexican border, Fentanyl pills are killing 300 people a day, including children. Parents should ask…Could my child take a Fentanyl pill by mistake? Why are young people using drugs instead of learning how to live healthy, productive lives? What happened to the American family?Drugs have been around for centuries. But why are children taking drugs today? As a mother, grandmother, and crime prevention specialist for 35 years, I’ve seen American values, attitudes, social isolation, and parenting skills change, increasing... Continue Reading

The national media’s message is that the government can solve all problems.  Without debate or discussion, many people assume the government can “fix” social issues, including family and neighborhood safety. If a democracy is to survive, citizens must be involved to keep the government from assuming too much power.   Police departments are militaristic organizations with a Chief, Captains, Lieutenants, and officers. The national average is less than two officers for every 1000 citizens. Many people see police departments as big and powerful, and citizens are weak and helpless. The opposite... Continue Reading

As a crime and violence prevention specialist for 40 years, I would like to share my perspective on Brian Greenspun’s front page article in the Las Vegas Sun 5/30/21 on mass shooting, “What the hell’s wrong with us?” Today the only options discussed by the media to stop shootings are mental health and gun control. The question we should all be asking is, what can we do to PREVENT Americans from wanting to shoot innocent people?   With 400,000,000 guns already in circulation, anyone can get a gun if they are motivated to kill. In my work, I saw people storing guns in hopes that guns become... Continue Reading

Police are NOT the problem! Police are escape goats for politicians who don’t want to discuss the breakdown of the family which has dramatically changed our cities. Targeting police and guns are not “solutions” and will do little or nothing to keep cities safe. What happened that has created so much anger and division in America? 1.     We are failing to discuss the real problem! We need to start a discussion on how to raise children without mental, physical, emotional, or sexual abuse at home. (Taxpayers spend $220 million a day on child abuse and neglect. 6.6 million children referred... Continue Reading

Many parents are setting children up to fail. Youth need to know how to survive a drug infested, sexualized, violent culture which is America today. Young people are under attack as drugs, gangs, hate groups, child sex trafficking, child abuse, date rape, internet porn and violence lure youth into self-destructive behaviors. In Detroit during one month over 1000 people were shot. In Chicago, murders increased 50% in 2020 and another mass shooting killed 10 people in Boulder, CO. The shooter was 21 years old.   In the summer of 2020, we watched youth in American cities loot stores, jump on cars,... Continue Reading

PARENTS: Talk and listen to children! I recommend that every parent watch the documentary, “Athlete A” (on Netflix) which is a wakeup call for adults! This documentary tells us how children are used and abused by sexual predators and why men in control do little to stop it. In “Athlete A,” Dr. Larry Nassar, an osteopathic physician sexually assaulted at least 265 young girls from 1992 to 2016. His victims included young girls on the US women’s national gymnastics team. Several girls reported him, but he was protected by Steve Penny, former president of USA Gymnastics and others. They... Continue Reading