TNR Happenings, April 24, 2023
Miyagi Training Is On May 20th
Consistent with the 154-socially enforced mandate, watching something on Zoom is now preferred to experiencing it in person. This was made abundantly clear and magnified when it was illegal to be with people with the man-made plandemic. This was seen in Nazi Germany when they didn’t want people to congregate. Isolate them, they are easier to control. They might not put up with the conditions that were foisted on them so instead they wanted them isolated, quaking in fear, and hiding in their basements. Sound familiar? This platform has infected all but a few areas in our world. In music, you can stream or download concerts so why bother being there in person? I’ll catch it later. In the world of Chiropractic, there are only a handful of people (mostly older) who physically attend license credit renewal trainings.
People laugh at people silly enough to waste their time physically attending when they could be playing on their computer and watching it later. Later never comes and the recording only captures the highlights. Like Sports Center, why watch the game when you can just catch the highlights? Saves you time, right? If you don’t experientially take in new concepts and learning, you fall into the trap of thinking you are doing something when you are not. Experiencing something is not observing something. You are reinforcing and perpetuating the myth of only taking in the obvious and neglecting the details that make all the difference in the world. Poor learning can plague you in every area of life. It always prevents mastery. The only way of knowing something is true is to experience it personally, not just read it in a book, go by what others say, or watch a video. You need to take in the details and the overall view. Not either or, both. Watch someone walk on fire and you will say, “That’s cool.” If you are there, you will have a totally different experience. Watch a wedding on YouTube or experience the wedding for yourself. YouTube provides the ‘cliff notes’ representation of the wedding. It’s better than nothing, but it’s still a substitute or imitation for reality. Reality happened and you weren’t there. You can’t go back in time. There is nothing right or wrong with this, just realize you are only seeing an overview. It’s been marginalized, and trivialized as not being as important as celebrity worship, allowing others to tell you how to behave or think, or be a good comrade. At the wedding, you get a chance to hear the side conversations, see people who tried to fit into outfits that were too small for them, see the tears on the bride’s face, and smell the offensive perfumes of old ladies that demand you pay attention to them.
Whenever I start up with a new client, it never ceases to amaze me how quickly this becomes exposed: are they an astute learner or someone that is caught in the land of ordinary affairs? Without becoming a better learner, how can I make more money? Without being courageous, how can I act courageous? They just don’t want to do the work to once and for all better their learning. It’s just not about their income-producing ability, it’s the ability to see things for what they are, not influenced by layers upon layers of false assumptions and beliefs. Being an astute learner is not an obsession, it’s a fascination with the mystery of life. Most ordinary people want to get a result without following the necessary process or increasing the effectiveness of their learning. Soccer games, surfing the internet, covid, and every distraction under the sun demand your attention instead of learning about yourself and the world around you. TNR is about experiencing life. Discounted tickets are available until this Friday, April 28th. Call TNR headquarters today to purchase yours!
Love Has No Color News
A highlight for some members throughout the years has been taking their parents to the Reservation for Boot Camp/Fun Days. There is nothing else that comes close. This isn’t a family vacation and there’s no room service. Many members have said that someday they would bring their parents, but sadly, someday never comes. Give a nudge to your parents to experience what you have been up to all these years. Their beliefs and assumptions will be laid to rest forever when they experience the Reservation for themselves. The same applies to sisters and brothers. How about Level 2/DCME clients? No babysitting is spoken about here; they must add to the experience, not be heavy or resistive. In the 19 years that we have been on the Reservation we have only had a couple of examples of baggage. I was personally responsible for one of these. People who were there that summer are laughing out loud right about now. When this person first mentioned that he would like to contribute, he asked me if he should write a check or personally attend. I told him participation was more important. Boy was I wrong! If you can get under the skin of longtime member Dr. Aaron, you’re one heavy dude! In this particular case, a check would have been much better.
The Mind of Miyagi
What is that negative voice or chatter that exists in all of our minds? It’s called an internal dialogue or inner voice and its function is to enforce your past reality. Some think it’s their inner voice or their true self; religious people mistakenly refer to it as you know who. It’s anything but! It starts out as oral conceptual thoughts and also creates emotions, behaviors, and dispositions (tired, depressed, negative, down on yourself, etc.) that nag you to stay within the narrow confines of what you have experienced in the past. It allows no change even if it’s good for you. It forces you to protect and defend the very behavior that’s holding you back.
This inner voice strongly limits you on what you can and cannot do. It’s so effective in stopping action before it even gets started by discouraging you and giving you options such as surfing the web, ‘I'll get to it tomorrow’, binge NetFlix watching, being numb, distracted, or never being present with anyone or anything. Few people realize that it’s totally fabricated, fake, and has no power. You have to agree with its assessment and correspondingly not attempt the process that will produce the results necessary. People who have trained long enough in TNR realize very quickly they can override their feelings and instantly change their behavior if they know how. You can’t read it in a book or watch it on YouTube, it must be experienced personally. Navy Seal training gives Navy Skill levels. They are not found in a book.
Your inner chatter is not for your benefit and a case could be made that it is your limiter, your shadow, the arbiter of your truth. Overriding feelings and correcting behavior escape so many in our society. As TNR members, it’s so easy to get casual with this one dimension of genius. Don’t. All around you, you witness the sufferings of family members and practice members as they scramble to have someone or something (a vaccine?) rescue them from something of their own making, but they never will realize it. The very thing they have become stands in the way of what result they wish. It’s called counterintuitive, much like a paradox. Do you need water to live or can it kill you? It is BOTH, not one or the other.
Don’t attempt to teach or bring along your friends. It’s not understandable for people who follow the world of appearance. This holds true up to and including spouses, children, and friends. Do the best you can with improved communication skills, but realize they can’t see or hear your new orientation of life. Healing does not include their understanding. Maybe it will come later, maybe not. Give them a second chance at life and see what they do with that chance. That’s their part, not yours.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: Everything was going just fine with my DCME/Level 2 until I got deeper than the original problem. They have become angry and have started to attack me. What happened?
Answer: People want pain relief, not health. In order to resolve problems, you must go deeper (think the layers of an onion) and people will resist you when you probe deeper. It’s their dirty little secret.
Question 2: My DCME/Level 2 is getting under my skin with their snarkiness. What’s going on?
Answer: The problem is you, not them. They are always a pain in the ass. Don’t let them pull you into their world of problems with no solution. Clean out some of your trash. Do the DCME video for yourself once again.
Marley
