Healing From Trauma & The Fight Against Pedophiles with Russell Manser

In this episode, Russell Mancer shares his journey from a troubled childhood in Mount Druitt to spending 23 years in prison. He discusses the impact of trauma and abuse on his life and how he found the strength to turn his life around. Russell emphasizes the importance of gratitude and freedom, having experienced the loss of both during his time in prison. He also delves into the role models he had growing up and how they influenced his path towards a life of crime. The conversation explores the effects of shame and guilt, the power of vulnerability, and the process of self-love and healing. Russell's ultimate goal is to create awareness for survivors of abuse and to shut down pedophiles, advocating for justice and support for those who have suffered.
00:00:00 | Introduction
00:01:00 | Gratitude for freedom
00:04:00 | Being Oppressed in Mt Druitt Leading To Crime
00:11:00 | Being Sexually Abused in a Boys Home
00:15:00 | Forming Coping Mechanisms to escape reality
00:26:00 | Letting Go Of Shame & Guilt
00:44:00 | The Impact On Relationships & Intimacy
00:53:00 | Creating Awareness For Survivors & Shutting Down Pedophiles
01:05:00 | Building A Relationship With His 2 Sons
01:16:00 | Closing Tradition Question
Follow Russell:
Instagram: / russell_manser
FOLLOW ►
Instagram: / thebetarproject
Sponsors:
Betar Media: / betarmedia

[@AdlatSmith-qr8gd]

I went from the streets and a life of crime and drugs which led me to being a survivor of child abuse.. Russell Mancer was the help I needed to let go of 20 years of PTSD thanks for your time and help Russell 🤟🏻 I'm now a man with a bright future R.I.P Russell

[@donna5150]

May you rest in peace Russell I hope your sons and grandchildren watch this in future and know he wanted to be there in life! RIP

[@astroemerald3175]

How sad , helped so many . From victim to victor Rest in peace dear man

[@pauliewalnuts6734]

helped so many people, RIP russell

[@user-zk6er3si4x]

Yes Russell your free to do what ever it is you won't to do to sit and listen to you gives me belief you sold the good life to me thanks mate

[@edwardruber5105]

R.i.p Russell Manser ......

[@hawkarae]

O.G.'s rising. Respect. ❤

[@mahieumahieu6398]

Was a voice for many rip 🙏

[@chrisrogers8242]

This must have been one of the last interviews he did. No matter how he passed, no matter if he was back on the shit like people have said. He was a redeemed man, sitting next to his god. A modern day prodigal son.

[@thebetarproject]

yes brother this was filmed about 1 month before his passing

[@lisaenglert3202]

By you saying sorry, you are acknowledging that you messed up and hurt that person. It gives healing to them because you are saying I hurt you and I regret that. I disagree that apologies mean nothing. Not repeating the offense isn’t an apology. That’s just being a decent person.

[@debrawooby6367]

😢

[@Occult_Gibbet]

How did he die?

[@davidanthony7495]

Yep that’s what I’m asking too…. Some news article said it was a backyard fight.

[@RHCPa5htray]

RIEP :,)

[@Boabbylover]

voice is a bit slurred here, hopefully he wasnt back on the junk and thats what caused his death

[@matthewwalsh974]

I reckon he was a con man. I think he found a way to rob people in a different way with his "business."

[@Boabbylover]

@@Bgtesvyur5 seen a couple of things people have says to suggest it was an OD

[@lisagoddard6394]

100% accurate

[@matthewmardini7429]

The root cause of drug addiction is child sex abuse it numbs the pain it silences the Demons in the mind who are you to judge that he lived a contradictory lifestyle we are all allowed to live a life that we choose to live he stayed out of prison rest in peace mate thanks for speaking up and telling the reality about prison how they set up young men to be raped in prison to them teach them a lesson.

[@garycollingwood4002]

😇👺