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What Exactly is a Silent Birth?
Silent births are labor and delivery done in a calm and loving environment. This means everyone attending the birth should refrain from spoken words as much as possible. Chatty doctors and nurses, shouts to “PUSH, PUSH” and loud or laughing remarks to husbands are the types of noises that are meant to be avoided.
Continue reading...The Way to Happiness Video: Love and Help Children
9. November 2010
In illustration of those precepts, the Church of Scientology sponsored the production and airing of a corresponding series of informational videos. They are presented in the spirit of the booklet itself, which is a roadmap to a happier life through values of compassion and caring that every member of a civilized society holds dear.
Continue reading...The Way to Happiness Video: Be Worthy of Trust
8. November 2010
The Way to Happiness is comprised of 21 precepts, each one predicated on the fact that one’s survival depends on the survival of all others—and that without the survival of others, no joy and no happiness are attainable.
Continue reading...Human Rights Video: Freedom of Thought
8. November 2010
Human Right #18: Everyone has the right to freedom of thought. To broadly raise awareness of the 30 inalienable rights as proclaimed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Church of Scientology sponsored the production of a corresponding series of Public Service Announcements illuminating these rights.
Continue reading...Human Rights Video: Don’t Discriminate
8. November 2010
Human Right #2: Everyone has the same rights, no matter their differences. To broadly raise awareness of the 30 inalienable rights as proclaimed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Church of Scientology sponsored the production of a corresponding series of Public Service Announcements illuminating these rights.
Continue reading...Human Rights Video: UNITED
8. November 2010
The music video, United, was produced for use by educators, law enforcement and youth officials to promote human rights and advocate non-violence amongst young people. Subtitled in 18 languages, its universal message of tolerance and peace has to date reached more than 50 million.
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21. November 2010
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