TNR Happenings, July 14, 2025
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This DCME exceeded expectations. There is no other place that refuels & reconnects me like TNR Seminars do. The individual attention is a double-edge sword. Isn’t that what we are in it for? The adventure, the correction, and the companionship while we travel along the path.
Thank you, Dr. Kevin & Dr. Julie, for your willingness to help & share what you have with others. Sometimes it feels uncomfortable to be seen so deeply. At the same time, it gives me hope for what’s to come.”
“I’ll start backwards. Towards the end of the full-day session, I experienced a hands-on treatment from Dr. Kevin that may have lasted 1, perhaps 2, minutes maximum. As a bit of background, I have grown up with life-threatening asthma. Dr. Kevin immediately could see that, as I was on the table, my inhalation breath was very locked up and difficult and shallow. My exhalation released with force and fully. He could read the symbolism of my life via breath. There was a fearfulness, a guarding, and life ran me. I hadn’t injected myself into life. As I sat up, I was filled with emotions, and it felt as if a cast was lifted off my chest. I could breathe in with ease, and my shoulders felt bouncy vs. breathing through cement. What happened on the table? I do not know. I don’t need to know, but I experienced it and a frequency of pure love. I was also asked to open a random page in “The Tao of Healing”. I once again was brought to tears as Spirit offered me a page that summarized my previous never-ending quest/battle for health. The page said God has never left me, and the nightmare is over.
I am in so much gratitude for Dr. Kevin and the intensive training this weekend.”
Boot Camp/Fun Days Are Two Weeks Away!
This event is anticipated and looked forward to all year long. Summer starts with Memorial Day, followed by July 4th, and then it’s time once again for our Boot Camp. Questions to answer: What will my pod be? What supplies will I need? How many people will I treat? Will my pod attract the kids or bore them? Did I overthink it, or is it just right? Being too complex or having too many rules will not cut it on the Reservation. Are my donations in order? We can see the trickle-down effect with huge advocates of LHNC in our offices. A once-in-a-lifetime DC who attended the DCME training this past weekend told me about one of her VIP practice members who works at Home Depot. This person was going up and down the aisles of Home Depot, asking for donations. She has been on the Reservation with us a few times, and now the experience is part and parcel of her life. Is it any wonder that this enterprising young DC has a Love Has No Color wall complete with all the t-shirts from the years she has attended? When a new person enters her office, they receive a tour of her office; right then and there, they are introduced to Love Has No Color. You must supply the inspiration, energy, and encouragement for donations, as your people are not able to do it without you. You are not bothering anybody; instead, you are sharing an opportunity with them that they will never have otherwise.
From the Mind of Miyagi
Why do your practice members have such difficulty when it comes to recognizing what’s important in life (HEALTH)? It’s complex and yet so simple. They act, move, think, and behave according to a disease model that has been imprinted in their heads since before birth. Health is a word that does not represent health in Western society; it represents disease or the lack of health. But Dr. Kevin, I have x,y,z disease, and it’s real! What you have is an absence of health. Darkness is not a disease; it’s a lack of light. Cold is the absence of heat. This is not some difference without a distinction, linguistic morality, or some woke double talk. This is how our society convinces people that war creates peace, that police lower the crime rate, and that capital punishment decreases violent crimes, including murder. With the covid debacle, we saw a perfect storm and treacherous blend of deception, laws, religion, force, and agenda. They exploited the intrinsic innocence of people, who, when fearful, tend to believe self-serving individuals and institutions that are not in their best interest.
Regardless of the severity, duration, or havoc that disease causes in people’s lives, the switch to health will create much duress for the masses. Every person you know will chirp to you that you should be going to a conventional, recognized representative of disease. You should consult a soldier about peace. Look at all of the teachers you have had during your life. How many were truly men and women of knowledge, and how many were merely one step away from unemployment? How many took you under their wing? How many made it their business to help you become a curious learner for life? A hint here: if there is entitlement in any form (like tenure, where you can’t be fired), you are an unwitting part of an illusion.
When it comes to DCME care, we are reluctant to move away from the disease model. In the above testimonial, this person’s diagnosis and disease have dominated her life for decades. Her family, the doctors seen, and the ERs visited merely add to the lifetime story of disease. And yet with intensive, high-level care, she was released from a lifetime of inhalation prison. It will not need to be revisited, checked, monitored, etc. She has been released. This is unheard of in our society.
To the uninitiated, DCME looks like a marketing scam or a cash grab. If you look under the tip of the iceberg, you will see it reeks of humanitarian spirit, selfless service to others before a higher power, etc. It’s just not seeing people to make more cash, it’s an intensive, sacred relationship that both the doctor and practice member enter to resolve, not ameliorate (monitor or watch the grass grow) a problem. Seeing people at a higher frequency with average or ordinary healing ability borders on being criminal or at least predatory. You must be prepared, having done the inner work to be able to navigate in the frigid, shark-infested, deep water. Do you want to trust your kidnapped kid’s life to a Boy Scout or a Navy SEAL?
For the first time at our DCME training, we had a DCME practice member from a once-in-a-lifetime TNR doctor. This person is a doctor herself! To hear her inside story of the intensity and depth of her care brought tears to my eyes. This DCME storied the family and social factors about her decision for care, her doubts, her fears, etc. This never-experienced-before inner glimpse of a DCME case was something not found anywhere! It changed the trajectory of this person’s life. She is now a full-fledged member of our tribe. She now gets to experience a higher version of herself to share with others, including family, friends, and practice members. Her journey began with a brave TNR member who stood before her in truth and delivered the goods, rather than adding her name to the list of the impotent. Bravo!
DCME Confidential
Question 1: Why do potential DCME people lean on excuses not to participate?
Answer: It’s a socially accepted way of saying this is out of my wheelhouse; I do not commit fully to anything; I will look for something easier, simpler, more convenient, and yes, covered by insurance or free; I am willing to assume the role of victim rather than commit to the task, to milk sympathy from people.
Question 2: Why don’t I see miracles like the kind you speak of?
Answer: To an analytical or linear-based mind, miracles are dismissed from serious consideration. If they can’t be explained by logic, they are ignored, made fun of, etc. They represent an enemy, something that can’t be explained; therefore, they are a figment of somebody’s imagination. At lowered levels of consciousness, miracles cannot be seen and are summarily dismissed. At higher levels of consciousness and training, miracles are constant companions.
Marley & Sunny
