TNR Happenings, July 20, 2026

TNR happs 7.20.26

DCME Recap!

Thank you for the privilege and honor of presenting high-level material about actual healing, not just the x’s and o’s of how to run an office, CA woes and struggles, or the ordinary concerns of the ordinary world. As you may have realized, this training is reserved for the few. What we covered: cornstalks, Cee Lo Greene, are there really any incurable diseases, experience or expertise, a mystical call-in from one that has witnessed so much of what the world would call crazy, mental and emotional impairment explained and de-mystified, absent and present, mental equivalents, what you see in your conditions and affairs did not get there randomly, disease seen as a protest or outrage that something is awry in my life. How could this be? I forgot to ask for testimonials; however, one enterprising participant wrote one anyway: 

 

“No substitutions, no imitations will ever measure up to the in-person input from Dr. Kevin. Thank you, Dr. Julie, for the behind-the-scenes work & yummy food! It only works if you work it. Don’t listen to cornstalks!”

 

Boot Camp Donations

We have less than two weeks of fundraising left. Even if you are not attending, donate. Even if you have never been to the Reservation, donate. Even if you don’t believe these kids have authentic, legitimate needs, donate. Open your hearts and wallets to something that defies description. Sharing hope, health, and dignity with more-than-deserving kids strikes at the humanitarian core of TNR, even before out-of-this-world clinical skills or income levels past the average doctor/healer. The foundation of TNR is our connection to people; it always has been and always will be. It’s not just another new patient, or a way to earn an income; it’s serving others’ highest good, which, of course, includes your own!

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From the Mind of Miyagi

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After the DCME training, a handful of DCs and I attended an outdoor wedding at Drs. Christy’s and Cliff’s floral garden. When we left the event, an owl landed on the ground in front of my car. At first, I thought it was a hawk, and then it flew up onto a branch and stared at us. It was a beautiful, magnificent owl, no doubt. It stopped and just stared at us for what seemed an eternity. It almost felt like some type of welcoming or sacred message, and it created goose bumps for all in attendance. Was it a blessing of some sort? I asked the others in the car if this had ever happened to them before, and they all said no.

 

It occurred to me that most of life’s moments are missed or overshadowed because your mind is busy, distracted, overwhelmed, hypnotized, tired, or running unconscious programs that censor natural events, beauty, or other wondrous, sacred things that are of no concern to the world of ordinary. At the DCME training, a never-spoken-about topic was discussed: Creating a safe container for the person in trouble. The video we watched had nothing to do with DCME, and yet everyone’s jaw dropped when it suddenly made sense to them. I don’t do that, Dr. Kevin; I lecture them, I tell them what is wrong with them, diagnose them, fix them, but I never even considered making them feel safe, understood, and that they are not alone. Tears silently formed in more than one participant. This is similar to getting goose bumps when you hear an expressive singer who brings more to the table than a pretty voice.

 

Miracles don’t ask your permission to be expressed. They are a result of truth being expressed, and conditions that merely allow what should have been expressed (health) to emerge. It’s like the unfolding of a flower or fruit; no force is necessary. This is very foreign in the world of the ordinary. Miracles don’t care who, what, or where they come into existence any more than electricity cares who uses it, or any more than a seed determines who it will grow for. If a child plants a seed, it grows if the conditions are right. The seed will also grow for an experienced gardener. If a seed accidentally finds fertile soil, it will also grow. Experiencing out-of-this-world clinical results is not the effect of academic or intellectual prowess. Miracles don’t care about who creates the conditions for them to express. Use your intellect, but don’t grow dependent on it.

 

Miracle Training

Miracle Training With Dr. Kevin

As with anything of substance that is not easily understood, Miracle Training evolved silently without anyone knowing about it. Today it is called Miracle Training, but when it was in its infancy, it was made up of mostly juveniles, addicts, criminals, etc. It has morphed into “hopeless disease”, mental and emotional illness, and people stuck with no way out. Be on the lookout for a letter discussing mental and emotional illness. It will arrive via snail mail for US people and email for our north-of-the-border friends. As much as you think it’s not in your world, it is. This section of TNR happenings and these periodic letters serve to keep you in the loop.

 

DCME Confidential

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Question 1: I have a DCME that dutifully pays attention, has shown up for all adjustments, has paid, and will not do anything I have asked them to do. When I see them, they are enthused and attentive, and then they go off and do nothing. What gives? 

 

Answer: You must remove your personal stake in their behavior. You are offering a new direction that depends on them accepting and doing the work. Think of it as a gift with no strings attached. Some people are hypnotized into disease, abuse, poverty, and scarcity. Even though they are paying you, they are merely dabbling in it, rather than committing to life. 

 

Question 2: I have a subdued, meek female that I suspect is a victim of domestic violence. She is always telling me excuses of why certain areas of her spine cannot be adjusted. She says she fell or rolled over in bed the wrong way, much like people with black eyes say they walked into a door. Do I have a duty to report her to authorities? 

 

Answer: Speak to me on your next coaching call, as this exceeds the parameters of usual questions. Society expects certain behaviors from doctors and has punishments (laws and regulations) in place for disobedience. Doing the right thing and following laws and regulations are two entirely different things. You will naturally understand this the more years you swim in the waters of TNR.

 

Marley, Sunny, & Beau