Cosmic Conversations with Sarah R. Adams - Danny Blitz

Danny is the executive producer and director of the new Superpower film.

https://superpowerfilm.com

With a background in musical theatre and then performing on Broadway, the life-fulfilment journey continued organizing for LGBTQ rights, caring for those with AIDS, studying martial arts, becoming a private pilot, staying in aviation for 10 years, raising her daughter as a stay-at home, solo-parent-by-choice, and co-authoring a children’s book with her daughter. Danny attributes her successes and decisions through her intuitive co-creation with Spirit, listening to and following the messages and synchronicities.

Why Danny Made The Superpower film. 20 years prior to producing this film, all while raising her daughter, Danny was struck by the gut-wrenching level of illness the children endured. She witnessed the paths many kids were driven to: increasing numbers of developmental issues, auto-immune disorders, cutting, mental illness, daily doses of pharmaceuticals, eating disorders, and suicide. By the time her daughter entered college, she was dumbfounded by how many young people had support animals in their dorm rooms when just 30 years prior, that was never a concern. Danny could no longer accept the claims that these issues were limited to lower class, high-risk, single-parent, less educated, and urban families because her daughter grew up in one of the most privileged areas in this country. She witnessed parents consistently pay little respect and attention, speaking AT their children, disregarding them as inferior. Oftentimes, their parenting approach defaulted to authoritarian or permissive; they had not the resources, wherewithal, energy, or patience to learn the authoritative skillset. They followed the advice and guidance from outside authorities and failed miserably in so doing. In close relationship with these families, Danny realized that very few listened to what their inner authority showed them. Her solution was to create a way for people to feel more confident about allowing their intuition to guide them, hoping that the next generation would not make the same mistakes their parents did.