TNR Happenings, September 29, 2025
Miyagi Training Is On November 8th
Don’t miss out on this one. The TNR community will be on full display, with great food at the Ranch, and a festive fall atmosphere. Have you evolved past the outdated ‘whack a mole’ philosophy of pounding down high spots? There has to be more to being a doctor than being a mere technician. Operators (not owners) and actors (not directors) will not find this teaching to be fun, stimulating, or academically satisfying. You will be asked to check people-pleasing attitudes at the door. This is about claiming your actual ability as a once-in-a-lifetime healer. Discounted tickets are available until October 29th.
Christmas on the Reservation Is December 11th & 12th
We are still waiting for the final plans from Kenny, but we will be handing out gifts to the kids on December 11th and 12th. It’s not too early to start asking for donations. Post signs and posters in your office, and share information online and on your website. If you are interested in participating, please notify Dr. Julie, as we are compiling a list. Guests are more than welcome to travel to the Reservation with us.
From the Mind of Miyagi
Sometimes we can become stuck in a rut of symptom relief only, and as a result, miracles and higher levels of healing are eclipsed by financial gain. Why not have both? They are not mutually exclusive. If you insist on being a symptom relief-only doctor/healer, you will get bored at some point. There is not enough juice in it. Are you calling the shots in the best interests of the practice member, or are you influenced by the insurance company, industry norms, or the government?
You know what is best for the patient (they don’t), but do you cave when it comes time for recommendations? Voltaire claimed, “The hottest place in hell is reserved for those who knew better and didn’t speak up.” Being a doctor/healer carries responsibilities that meek, people-pleasing others don’t. Compromise is one of those things that tend to get overused and abused if not kept in check. Please stick to your recommendations, regardless of whether it is a king or a pauper. Stop feeling sorry for people and the circumstances they find themselves in. Serve them by serving them, not judging them or feeling sorry for them.
Miracle Training
Are you getting bamboozled by mixing pain/disease and suffering? It’s easy to do and is accepted in our disease-based society. Two people can have the same disease, be the same age, and so on, yet their suffering can be entirely different. Doctors often observe this with objective measurement devices, such as X-rays and blood work. What if they should be having all types of symptoms according to these classifications, and yet they are not? We are trained to think that more degeneration and arthritis seen on an X-ray means more suffering. A few years of clinical experience dispels that meme. It’s simply not true.
The suffering is optional, and yet we pile it on like gravy on meat. The meat (pain or disease) is one thing, and the suffering (the gravy) is produced by the ego that gets grim pleasure/satisfaction from others and self. Suffering is a type of armor that we wear to create the conditions of punishment and self-hatred. It’s also used to control people around you. Suffering and pain are not 50-50 by any means. The gravy (suffering) is piled on high.
Believe it or not, the disease/pain can be long gone, and the suffering keeps it in place. Once the ego gets involved, it becomes completely invisible to the person. If you bring this concept up to the person, you will be met with aggression and angry denial. Separating these two is essential to healing. If you let these become entangled, it may be a lifetime ordeal or a swift death. Emotions and feelings imprison people, and they feel real. They are fake, not of truth, and will hold a person hostage without that person ever knowing they have the keys to the shackles that bind them.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: I have had 2 DCME people quit within a few visits. What’s going on here?
Answer: Their ego can’t handle the overload and ambiguity of too much academia or too much cramming of information and data. Healing does not respond to a clock.
Question 2: Does insurance cover DCME care? I have a person who says it will.
Answer: You look great in every color except an orange jumpsuit. Dual fees are illegal in every state and province.
Marley & Sunny
