TNR Happenings, February 16, 2026
The Tao of TNR Is On March 21st
The drive is always there; some recognize it, and others deny it. Will you just get by or get what you need? (Which Toad the Wet Sprocket song is this?) An example of motherhood is that some women just let things happen, trust their doctor, and don’t do any research on their own. Is this having total trust, or is it just not worth the effort? Others arm themselves with knowledge not found in a doctor’s office, which promotes disease rather than promoting health. In the world of fitness, some people use it solely for weight loss rather than for overall health. If you choose to be competent and good enough, you will get lots of approval and support on social media and elsewhere. Being great is entirely different. In Chiropractic school, some wanted the professor to end early on Fridays or when the weather was great, etc. Then there was a group of us who wanted to get as much as we could from every opportunity to help others so we told the others to leave. When the majority left, the mental atmosphere shifted immediately; the professor went much deeper and offered more of themselves. How crazy is that? Call TNR headquarters to reserve your spot today.
Love Has No Color
Love is a term that gets bantered around quite a bit in western society. Its true meaning is best expressed in poems, art, and songs. In daily life, it usually hides in the shadows and is reserved for intimate and family matters. It is far greater than any description of it. It’s not heavy, demanding, vengeful, angry, or possessive. Why would anyone care about third-world conditions of red kids not of their lineage? That’s the point of being a part of something greater than your individual success or needs. The “what’s in it for me attitude” is not found in Love Has No Color.
Dr. Guy Riekeman mentioned to me in a private conversation that Love Has No Color has exactly the same spirit that brought Chiropractic out of the dark ages. Over a hundred years ago, in 1918, the Spanish Flu announced to the world what the Black Plague had announced hundreds of years earlier. It exposed the church, royalty, doctors, and aristocrats that they indeed didn’t have the answers as they got out of town to save their own skins. And yet, there were DCs and NDs who were in the trenches doing the dirty work of saving lives. Dozens of states awarded licenses to doctors who demonstrated their valor during the 1918 influenza pandemic. You died if you were not willing to cross the line and visit an unrecognized doctor who could save your life. Lots of people would rather die than do something in the unknown. This is a true paradox: how things stay the same and at the same time change. Love Has No Color is not easy or convenient, and the people who are served actually resist help from outsiders. And still we gladly do it.
From the Mind of Miyagi
The power of the mind: Did you know that the mind (not the brain) and the consciousness level control the body, not the other way around? There is a force or an intelligence that overrules your intention. If you are a cigarette smoker and you decide to quit, you will be resisted by an invisible force. It will not step aside, and its identity remains anonymous. How about weight loss? You know what to do, and yet an invisible hand prevents you from accomplishing your goal. What is going on?
There are images, beliefs, and assumptions that are embedded in your subconscious that you are not aware of. They are beneath the conscious radar. When you attempt to contradict one of these hidden landmines, you can’t do it. You know what you want to do, there is nobody stopping you, and yet you can’t accomplish it. Is it any different with healing? Your mind knows how to heal, yet we blame the body for not responding. We get impatient and demand that something be done. This is always in the physical plane: a drug, amputation, chemo, or radiation that is always aimed at the body. Another group is on the right track (psyche), but they are misguided and speak only of darkness (the problem). All the talking about darkness can’t bring you to the light.
During my four decades of helping people in dire straits, these patients all have had a common denominator of fear, terror, or anxiety of future consequences. If this interference with natural healing is not addressed, healing is not accomplished. This is plain and simple. When you wear a blindfold over your eyes, your eyes still work; you must remove the blindfold for them to function. The 21-Day DCME Video Program was created for this very reason. Many doctors have dabbled in difficult cases but have not achieved clinical results. It’s not that their ability or technique isn't good enough; healing isn't happening. It is like clouds in the sky that are preventing the sun from shining through. All great things start first in the mind, not the body. We are trained to start with the body. Rethink this and work from the mind first. Your clinical results will shine.
Miracle Training
Have you ever wondered how some people produce seemingly out-of-this-world results while others are confined to more pedestrian clinical results, mainly pain and aches? As you have figured out by now, it’s not what a person looks like, their education, technique, or where they practice. Somehow, they tap into higher levels of consciousness and allow healing to occur that doesn’t happen at the world of the ordinary levels of consciousness. Moving molecules without touching is an invisible talent that produces tangible, visible results.
Regardless of the illness, it is an abnormal condition that does not exist in truth. Before the Wright Brothers, flying was not in the cards. After them, it’s now taken for granted. Think of the diseases that spelled death and are now not relevant. Someone had to challenge the prevailing thoughts of their time. That’s the thing with beliefs, dogma, and the status quo: they can claim your life. The quality that sets MT clients apart is their willingness to enter the unknown to claim their life. The disappointing fact is that most common, ordinary people will accept their fate and death sentence. Sure, there are lots of charlatans out there and in medical tourism; however, there are also once-in-a-lifetime Miyagis. It pays to know.
The first thing people who are adventurous realize is that the known is not like the unknown. The methods, speech, and worldviews of a once-in-a-lifetime doctor or healer are non-traditional, alarming, and decidedly unconventional. The person needs to set aside their fear of the unknown and keep their mind and heart open as they journey into it. A fact about miracles is that they are not seen by all. People will go to their graves insisting that the miracle didn’t happen, looking for cracks in the armor of all miracles. Realize that doing miraculous things for common people will incur their attacks and wrath. Don’t be stopped by what others, who don’t know, think.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: A family member of mine has a small child who is battling a severe illness, but will not listen to anything I say. I am her sister, for goodness ' sake, and she is not a doctor. Even though the treatment she is receiving is not producing results and may even claim the 6-year-old’s life, she still clings to it. Any advice?
Answer: Her fear, beliefs, medical domination, and family traditions are imprisoning her. She is not wicked or cruel; she is just indoctrinated with a one-size-fits-all system of disease care, up to and including death. She will not listen to you on this one.
Question 2: I feel like I’m in a confessional box confessing my shortcomings. I enjoy recreational cannabis and sometimes alcohol. How can I help people when I am not perfect?
Answer: You don’t have to be perfect. We are all human. Moving away from pain and towards pleasure is hard-wired in us. We are all working to transcend flaws, not to be without them. Lighten up on your perfectionism.
Marley & Sunny
