FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 14, 2011 CONTACT: Karin Pouw (323) 960-3500
[email protected] Meet a Scientologist—the Silent Birth of Navarra Collins Little Navarra Collins of Dublin, Ireland, steals the show in the Collins family video—one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.Scientology.org. In the Collins family video on Scientology.org, the sunny disposition of daughter Navarra is a striking element throughout. Her mother, Zabrina, took great care during pregnancy and childbirth to avoid anything that would lead to harmful consequences later in her daughter’s life. The introduction to Dianetics video on www.Scientology.org describes the effects painful incidents can have on a person: “All of your painful experiences are recorded in a previously unknown part of the mind. It’s called the reactive mind. And it throws those experiences back at you in an irrational attempt to get you to avoid the same painful thing from happening to you again.” The video shows how injuries that occur before or during the birth of a child can have serious ramifications. Childbirth is a painful experience for both mother and child and words in particular spoken during these moments can have an adverse effect later in life. “I wanted Navarra to be born in a calm environment. A child goes through enough trauma during labor without adding to it. I believed she deserved peace and quiet when she arrived,” says Zabrina. “Having the silent birth meant that it was very much just me and the baby going through something together in the calmest way possible.” Zabrina thinks the world of her daughter whom she says is a bright, loving, happy child who is virtually trouble-free.