TNR Happenings, April 8, 2024

May 17^th & 18^th Training Event

Discover the most overlooked factors in low performance and dissatisfaction with life: professional, personal, living to the fullest, and exponential achievement. Grief, sorrow, loss, and trauma invisibly stand in your way. Why put so much emphasis on something irrelevant, doesn’t affect my life, and is entirely invisible to the world of appearance? Do I need to know about GSLT? Welcome to the contrarian world of TNR. It’s designed for the few, not the many. You are privy to thoughts, concepts, and worldviews that 99% of the people you interact with daily are clueless about. Most people are told what to do since infancy and are compliant for their entire lives. They are people pleasers and people who see wrong and don’t react to it. They let others do the heavy lifting for them. The concepts and principles of TNR, including DCME, Love Has No Color, and “don’t do it” less insurance dependency, are not encountered in ordinary life. Everyone complains that life gets in the way of living boldly. Don’t be lulled into complacency and take on the societal meme of, “I’ll get to it later.” Later means never. Dr. Guy’s Paintbrush Ranch adventures come to mind. I had dozens of doctors asking themselves why they didn’t attend this twice-in-a-lifetime event. Imagine sitting face-to-face with a mind like Dr. Guy and listening to his consciousness just for our group instead of a canned speech. There are a couple of members with giant tears in their eyes now thinking about this time with Dr. Guy.

Kenny Smoker is a man of few words. He trusts our group and is willing to come out of his shell to impart wisdom that you can’t get from the world of the ordinary. Longtime members fondly remember the debriefings after our Fun Days/Boot Camp days. It is the highlight of the whole event for me. I almost fall into a trance hearing such uncommon, sage-like wisdom. I feel it in the marrow of my bones. You can’t find it in books, the internet, or a disease or support group meeting. He finds it strange that people who live on the Reservation don’t want to hear his wisdom, and here we are, welcoming him to impart his teachings to us. He will take you behind the scenes of the vibe, the actual experiences of living on the Reservation. His stories tell of the resistance and pessimism that casts a toxic, hazy smoke (like LA) on the Reservation. He will speak of life and death, hope and loss, guarded optimism for the Reservation, and gratitude for our group's past, present, and future.    

Two opposed ways of living will collide at this Grief Retreat. The paradoxical truth is that there is more in common with ‘the red path’ and the ways of TNR than you may think. When he speaks of the values of his tribe, you will assume you are at a TNR training (well, you will be.) The values that guided Native Americans for centuries have been abandoned, and genocide has taken its place at a horrific price. The loss of soul is common in all walks of life. We now see doctors moving away from traditional values and throwing their hats in the ring with selling, marketing, and doing what is best for themselves rather than serving their practice members (rescue dog mentality). Losing faith in the sacred healing principles and kneeling at the altar of drugs, medicine, and surgery (we are not doctors of medicine) as the only way of resolving illness results in disappointment, resistance, boredom, and emptiness in your life, and you are also banished from working on anything other than aches and pains.