TNR Happenings, November 7, 2022
The Wisdom of Hachi
Miyagi Training Was One For The Ages
This training included a Hemi-powered Charger smoking the tires in front of TNR headquarters, a collectors’ item t-shirt featuring Hachi and a rescue dog mentality, a 45 pound back pack representing all the cultural assumptions and false beliefs we never question as we lug them around, the creation of a shmealer, not accepting what can’t be done by others, traveling through the night on a redeye to get to the training, piercing the ‘iron curtain’, Dr. Julie’s home-cooked meals, a brand new reality model about cultural beliefs and assumptions, revisiting making bonds of trust in professional and personal relationships, being a fly on the wall with a consult with an actual Miracle Training potential case (priceless), not knowing/knowing, why do negative beliefs keep coming back?, suffering and struggle, what’s the attraction?, truth can only be experienced, not believed in or hearsay. The ability to remove yourself from unwanted experiences, people, mandates, etc. is only one side of the coin of freedom. The other side of the coin is the ability to CREATE what you do want. Like a defender in hockey, their whole existence is resisting and defending against a scorer. That is okay as far as it goes but where is the power to score? Your only hope to tie the game, go into overtime, and win the game is with a sniper (scorer). The game changer is the ability to create what you wish and leave behind what you don’t want in your life.
Read your manuals over and over. Type out notes from it and make a synopsis. Writing it on your computer helps deepen your understanding of it and doesn’t let some of the subtle nuances slip away to find death in your closet with dozens of other seminar experiences. Training is a world apart from the entertainment of a seminar production. Seminars give you a transient, unsustainable high, like cotton candy. TNR trainings make your head hurt and decompression is needed as you go back to your regular world.
Christmas on the Reservation:
History Repeats
Below is an article from the Princeton Alumni magazine that features a reversal of fortune for a dead Japanese man who was under house arrest, his assets were frozen, he was isolated from other students as if they had covid, his travel was restricted, and he couldn’t communicate with anyone back home. He was the only Japanese student at that time on campus. The pandemic hoax has deep roots going back to Native Americans in our country: detention camps, Reservations, and boarding schools where kids were forcefully taken away from their families. This has an eerie ring to it, doesn’t it? They renamed a residence hall in his honor long after he has been dead. Is this a coincidence that 29% of undergraduates are Asian? Don’t wait until you are dead to understand HEALTH is real and disease is a profit-driven business much like war. Health is the goal, peace is the goal. Not in our society.
It is time for all of our members to wake up to the consequences of being asleep in the world we live in (the world of disease). Each and every one of our efforts counts. None of our readers obviously fell for the hoax, but what about your families? Spouses, friends, and parents (ask me!) all agreed with the cultural assumptions and beliefs that were foisted on us at the time. Look at how many of your people still wear chain-link fences over their faces to stop mosquitoes. Nothing has changed. This is no different than before with war, untested dangerous drugs, finding justice in a courtroom, oppression, health in a hospital, voter fraud, politics, human trafficking, Reservations, etc. Each of us has a big job to do.
From the Mind of Miyagi
I’ve been asked from time to time to comment on the essence or the spirit of TNR. This training or ‘work’ (not supposed to refer to it as such) is not about proselytizing a technique, attracting unqualified, uninterested, or average members, a belief system, adhering to dogma, or following a set of rituals. It is not about defending itself against differing ideas, politics, and religions or engaging in idle (not producing results) philosophy or speculation. Truth needs no protection; it stands on its own. It’s also about creating a community of not only doctors but others who choose to benefit from associating and cooperating with others committed to being once-in-a-lifetime people who give their best every time.
The authentic teacher or facilitator differs from the student only in that he can learn better and that he more genuinely wants to learn. Facilitation is sometimes deeply appreciated and sometimes resented, yet almost never truly understood by the participant or student. It is not something guaranteed and it is also rare. Those lucky enough to have access to insightful facilitation often just take it for granted. Very few seek it out and fewer still can recognize skillful facilitation or distinguish it from the game show hosting of seminar glitz (shoving as many heads in a room). It’s the art of providing others the opportunity and invitation to recognize for themselves something they have not yet realized. It can be compared to a boat that ferries people across a river. It’s not the boatman’s job or concern where the people choose to go once across; it’s to provide the opportunity to choose and to go. This is much like a rescue dog.
Can you see the completely different platform TNR hails from as compared with other platforms such as research, technique, academics, government, politics, religion, etc.? In these other pursuits (seek, but do not find), if you don’t follow things the way they are mandated, you will lose your freedom, be banished, put in jail, fined, have restricted travel, etc. In other words, you will be punished. TNR trusts that people will use freedom wisely instead of telling them how to use it. Transformation comes about naturally and has been done so quietly for decades in TNR. This is due to the ability of trained people to lose their attachments to dogma, beliefs of others, cultural assumptions, etc. When you experience the truth in yourself (especially doing what you were unable to do before), you find yourself with a brand new mindset to view the world. Not only does your inner circle benefit, all people you touch do as well. This is something the world knows nothing about: win-win.
DCME Confidential
You should have been here last weekend!
