TNR Happenings, January 13, 2025

Have you ever noticed that the highest academic awards don’t have a great return on their investment? The exception, perhaps, may be arrogance or narcissism, but not when it comes to economics: you can study about a cat, not experience ‘catness.’ Economics is a reflection of your inner sense of adequacy and worthiness. Receiving and accepting are pre-programmed into your personality. You can learn these; however, it’s much harder as adults. Regardless of how world of the ordinary educated you are, the accurate indicator of your ability to receive is not your training. This is one of the hardest axioms to understand because the world of memes does everything possible to get you a master's degree in public health. The more world of the ordinary education you have, the more it holds you back. Imagine Miracle Training graduates who have never worked for themselves and are successfully transitioning to becoming entrepreneurs. This transformation is from the inside out, not from business concepts. Most people will not give up inadequacy and unworthiness and will be harangued by low or merely adequate economics for their careers. We see this at our trainings when I say, “Don’t do it,” and the person does it anyway. This is AOR (acute onset retardation) at its finest. Breaking away from the old brings pain and resistance, even if we want to move toward enlargement, renewal, or growth.

Think of most of the highly educated people you know. They feel superior to others, have a know-it-all attitude, a closed mind (no curiosity or playfulness), and a closed heart. They are skeptical or cynical about anybody else’s views and are hard to be around. They must understand all concepts, ideas, and memes before participating. They would rather be right than produce results, including death. They demand you pledge allegiance to them (think covid here), politics, and religion, and are willing to die for their ignorance. They refuse to take in anything new and default to research of the old to prove they are right. There is no truth in beliefs, only belief.

In the vetting process of Miracle Training, there is a key factor of being accepted. I sit at the same table with a stranger, a complete unknown. The actual disease is a mere variable. It’s much more important to know who the person is with the disease. Like with speed dating, the lies, deceptions, and rigid beliefs about the diagnosis, failed doctors, drugs taken, and classification of problems are spewed out rapid fire. Knowing that they don’t know anything about healing or else they would not be sitting at my table, I am looking for humility, along with sensing if they are willing to journey into the unknown. I look for apparent words they use, tattoos, and body gestures. Victimhood or a hero waiting to emerge? When they return to Kansas, are they willing to weed the garden, examine their false beliefs, and adopt something new that works for them despite the hefty price to be paid? This could be the most challenging journey of their lives. Getting back to economics, so many incredibly talented people walking through the doors of TNR never had a chance. They were not willing to give up their parental wounds. No matter how smart or how much philosophy they supposedly had, economics escaped them. In our world, little attention is paid to this insidious inner factor.

You are in the relationship business, whether you know it or not. You will become shark bait if you can’t communicate with yourself or others and control emotions and feelings. Relationships are imbued in everything you do: practice, marriage, friendships, and life itself. If you can’t move molecules without using force, you will be out of balance. This is not like you think; it is like a battery that will cling towards one pole and cannot oscillate between both the positive and negative poles. A good example of this is being conservative, afraid of making a mistake, and playing not to lose instead of winning, so you don’t seize the opportunity. Another glimpse of this inability is feeling sorry for people because of the financial hardship you think you will create in people’s lives by asking for a few shillings.

Nobody will know your dirty little secret in this world because the masses are only looking at your degree, social acceptance, obedience, and comradeship. You can go on hiding in plain sight. That is until the 4 D’s (death, divorce, disease, and depression) knock at your door in the wee hours of the morning. They don’t ask you your opinion, your expectations, or how important you think you are; they disrupt your life, up to including death. 

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A factor that gets overlooked when meeting with potential clients is their inner makeup. It is hard not to judge a person, but ultimately, the inner character will allow healing that is not of this world with the emergence of the miracle. Can you make the necessary bond with that person? Is the person too self-important (pro athlete, celebrity, ultra-rich, etc.), or have they plunged into hopelessness? Most people meet me from a self-centered orientation. They want me to do something for them instead of partnering with me. They are used to saying save me or rescue me, a la an operation, drugs, etc. The part of the client is minimized or completely absent. The graduates of MT saw something in me from the beginning. The people who passed on MT or weren’t offered a slot thought they would know a diamond if they held it. They didn’t know that I was looking through them for glimpses of this needed ingredient. If it’s a parent of a potential client, one of them is usually closed down, not there presently. Forget about them, concentrate on the driver and decision maker. It’s usually the female, even if she is not the income earner.