Jimmi Toro returns for a concluding conversation about his experience surviving Satanic Ritual Abuse, which marked his life forever in the most heinous ways. However, after tremendous hard work and determination, Jimmi shares insight into his healing journey and points to his book, Heal: My Journey Through the Horrors of Extreme Childhood Abuse to the Painful Yet Magical Healing Process. Jimmi explains how trauma is stored in the human body and how it can unexpectedly inflict shocking and scary symptoms on a victim even decades after a traumatic event has occurred. “Going from a victim to a survivor to a warrior is quite the battle - it’s not easy,” he shares. Jimmi’s story is a testament to his resilience and his determination to overcome his past.

TAKEAWAYS

Jimmi’s book shares more stories about his trauma and how to deal with its effects

Fight for your children by understanding your enemy and being proactive in protecting them at all times

Long term and recurring episodes of stress can cause permanent hormonal damage to the body and should be addressed ASAP

Almost all abuse happens at the hands of somebody who knows the child well

The Christian View

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Jimmi Toro was the victim of Satanic Ritual Abuse as a child, and it can be hard for the average American to understand the depth of depravity that is taking place, sometimes, in their own backyard. Jimmi is now an American contemporary artist, composer, and author who survived the extreme horror of abuse like being buried alive with a dead corpse as a young boy. He has found healing in his art and has created Rescue 11, an organization dedicated to helping children escape from abusive situations. Jimmi discusses his traumatic childhood and how his SRA abusers hide their evil deeds from the world. He also reveals who was guilty of these heinous crimes, and why SRA abusers are so good at hiding their tracks.

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Abusers will routinely threaten children to ensure that their crimes remain secret

Suppressed childhood trauma in men can resurface decades later, even in their 50s, but women usually experience this decades earlier

Frighteningly, many of these abusers look like average, everyday people to an objective outsider

SRA participants have mastered the art of stealing and abusing children without getting caught

Jon Uhler has spent more time working with prisoners in solitary confinement than any other therapist in the country. He has invaluable insight into why sexual offenders commit the crimes they do - and how deeply those crimes affect their victims. Jon is also the host of the podcast, Journey to Healing, and has treated both sex offenders and those who have been victimized by predators. He is additionally an expert on the chilling topics of Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) and the often ensuing dissociative identity disorder (DID), which has sometimes been called multiple personality disorder. Jon explains the decline that occurs in the mind of a predator who chooses to traumatize their victims, how those victims often suffer from DID as a result, and how they can find healing.

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To understand DID you have to understand trauma, because that is where the problem starts

If children dissociate, they will inevitably dissociate as they grow up and are likely unaware that they are doing it

Extreme trauma and abuse can cause a child’s mind to “segment,” or fracture, which compartmentalizes different parts of their personality

Nature or nurture play a role in the creation of a psychopathic abuser, but it comes down to choosing to violate your conscience

Melissa Anschutz, Alan Maki and Shaun Maki join me to talk about the movie "FLY OLD BIRD: ESCAPE TO THE ARK" and award winning director Kyle Portbury talks about his new movie "THE HOPEFUL:.

Taking Back Control In Our Kids Education

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

At just two years old, Joanna Lynne Torres watched her mother get murdered at the hands of a stranger. She managed to escape while the killer was discarding her mother’s body in an alley. Sadly, this was not the end of Joanna’s painful journey. She experienced abuse during her time in the foster care system as well as within her adopted family, which wounded her further. However, Joanna was able to go to therapy at the age of 19 and find a path toward healing and forgiveness that eventually paved the way for her to become a pregnancy and adoption counselor. With such a horrendous childhood, Joanna can speak to the power of forgiveness better than most, and she credits her relationship with Jesus as being a major reason.

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Forgiveness gives you compassion that you didn’t know you had and can facilitate unexpected and powerful healing and restoration

Cycles of abusive behavior can continue if a person doesn’t step into their journey of seeing why they need to heal or change

Joanna was able to forgive the man who murdered her mother in an incredible act of strength. Forgiving those who have done us wrong allows us to be free of that painful memory