TNR Happenings, January 30, 2023
The TAO of TNR
At the January 21st DCME training a participant asked what the next training would consist of. Before I could open my mouth a participant offered to the questioner, what does that matter? What they were referring to is the tongue-in-groove vibe of TNR training. There is no beginning and no end. There is no good time or bad time to just jump right in and improve the life you are living immediately. The TNR trainings are not a smorgasbord to pick and choose; rather, they are to increase your understanding of principles, procedures, your own behavior, and your depth of trust in what you do and who you are. Make plans now to join us at the next training, The Tao of TNR, on March 18th!
Love Has No Color News
Make the arrangements to join us on the Reservation this summer. There is nothing like it. Some of our participants had previously done missionary work or Chiropractic outreach to third-world countries like digging wells in Africa, etc. and they will say that nothing has the touch and texture of Fun Days. Kenny Smoker is our trusted liaison. You will be interacting with the kids and getting to know them as you offer them words of encouragement. You will see the incredible resiliency of kids living in third-world conditions. They never fail to inspire me and remind me that someone always has it tougher, no matter how significant you think your obstacles are. They don’t see their lives as bad or good, it's just their reality. We stand before them in truth demonstrating that there are choices that will improve their living conditions and that there is hope in all circumstances. Success and health don’t have a geographical location. Health, hard work, and staying above the line work everywhere. Darryl Red Eagle, a deceased friend of Kenny Smoker, embraced our group our first year. He told us the kids are now saying when I grow up I want to be like Dr. X, Dr. Y, etc. They look up to the people in our Love Has No Color group who keep returning to restore health, hope, and dignity. We will be announcing dates in the next few weeks.
Community Outreach
Get out of your offices and let people know who you are and what you stand for. Don’t hide in your offices. Online is okay as far as it goes but it is impersonal, transient, and puts a huge premium on entertainment. Conversely, a personal interaction leaves a much more permanent impression. Try to forget seeing a Dr. Lisa-esque personality. It cuts through the lifeless, game show host and newscast puppets you see hawking anything and everything on the internet. Yes, brick and mortar is fading, but with determination and vision, there are still pockets where you can shine. Move from merely educating people outside your office (they are not interested in health, only disease), to making an emotional connection of trust. Once in your office, their receptivity to being educated increases. Outside your office, you represent resolution, not adding your name to all the underwhelming choices they made before you. You represent so much more than another coping mechanism, something to lessen symptoms, etc. Inside your office, you take them on a journey into the unknown with the introduction of health for themselves and their families. Difficult? Of course. What else are you going to do, skip the education and make it all about the adjustment as an instrument of pain and symptom reduction? What happened to the miracle?
From the Mind of Miyagi
A Reluctant Goodbye
In the past few months, we have said goodbye to so many people, young and old in the extended TNR family. It’s not getting worse; rather, we are more aware that we can help people other than ‘my back, my back’. We have witnessed suffering right up close and personal as people were faced with the consequences of living in the world of appearance that inevitably produces pollution, accepts disease, and fights for the right to be sick at all costs, including holding the living hostage to its demands. A 47-year-old mother of two, an eight-year-old, a 37-year-old, and others are acceptable losses or collateral damage. It is the agreed-upon price we pay for living in a world that worships disease, limitation, war, pride, politics, religion, and other activities and philosophies that declare their way is right, and if you don’t submit, they will drop bombs on your head, imprison you, or take your license away.
A 9-year-old on the PDD spectrum disorder was asked how she would feel if her anxiety, asthma, picking at scabs, and sucking her thumb were healed and she replied, “Sad and depressed.” This response even surprised her mother. She is being raised in a society that worships disease and she gets benefits from learning how to be hopeless. Her mother is complicit in this co-dependency. Neurological impairment doesn’t raise an eyebrow today; it's considered normal. Whole curriculums in school are rewritten to dumb down all the other kids in a class at the expense of serving sickness, low standards, and emotionally crippled children that, of course, turn into adults that will look to others (government, religion, authorities, etc.) to show them how to live their lives, act, and be subservient. Surrender your freedom and welcome in the new regime of control and domination 101.
A word of caution with no apologies: You may have stopped reading this and are saying what in the name of Sam Hill does all of this have to do with ‘my back, my back’? This makes sense only to courageous members who are actively engaged or are heading in the direction of Level 2 clients complete with the 21-Day DCME Video Program clients. I was privy to the 31-minute consult/exam of the aforementioned 9-year-old girl. I offered these words to the DC: The mother is closed-minded. She has not hit rock bottom with her kid. You are the last bum on the list. She probably is looking to you for some tips or coping mechanisms only because there is nothing that can be done for her daughter. She refers to her last doctor as Damon, not Dr. Damon. She has all the respect for him as she does with the next ‘substitution for health’, in this case, a DC. She is a recovering alcoholic with a strategy that works for her and she doesn’t plan to budge from it. Her 9-year-old is simply an extension of this learned hopelessness. She cannot ever have a breakthrough or transformation because she is unwilling to challenge her own opinions or beliefs. She is unavailable to detect and confront her own dishonesty in thinking her way is the only way: disease, accepting low levels of health, and not knowing or not being interested in health instead of blindly worshipping disease. This is another example of a person who is willing to infect the next generation with false beliefs about disease and suffering, and welcoming a life of no responsibility to health, only an unwitting, willing participant in disease.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: When I first read about Level 2/DCME, I was turned off, scared, and wanted you to stick with the basics of how to attract more new patients like the ones I was used to: low-quality, complaining, low economic people who make a mockery out of Chiropractic. I now see this as an upgrade for people who refuse to accept the crumbs of society. I am not ready to dive in. What are the steps to slowly get started?
Answer: We just had the DMCE training so your next step is to call Dr. Julie and schedule a Head-to-Head. During the Head-to-Head you will be introduced to the Level 2/DCME mentality, communication skills, chops, etc. Please note, your Level 1 orientation will be of no value to you. Level 2/DCME is an entirely different animal.
Question 2: How do you know what will happen before it happens? I sent you a recording of my exam and report of finding and you called it precisely how it played out. Are you looking in a crystal ball?
Answer: Far from it. Experience, knowing archetypes, resonation levels, and how people act when they are exposed (their previous beliefs don’t work) to a solution that requires extreme commitment on their part.
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