TNR Happenings October 5, 2026
Mr. Miyagi Training Is On November 14th
This is your next opportunity to take a broader, deeper look at your healing, clinical, and communication abilities. The average doctor/healer learns a finite amount by graduation and stays at the same ability level for their entire careers. The problem for both the doctor and their practice members is that it’s invisible and socially accepted. They don’t get better; they stay the same. Are we speaking of marriage, practice, fitness levels, parenting, or navigating life? Our training events are reserved only for the curious and bold. It simply doesn’t appeal to the masses. Picking up trash you didn’t leave isn't reserved for
campgrounds. A Head-to-Head opportunity exists for Sunday only, as Friday is taken. This is the last training of 2026, so plan to attend!
Love Has No Color
A few checks for our summer Boot Camp on the Reservation are still trickling in. Thank you to everyone who helped make the Fun Days a success. I will be speaking to Vernice this week about the dates for this year’s Christmas on the Reservation. Dr. Julie is already peeking online to see what this year’s trending gifts will be. Helicopters, radio-controlled cars and trucks, art supplies, etc. Speak with your staff and practice members about Christmas on the Reservation, as it creates a buzz of energy in your office for helping the kids. Stay tuned for the dates.
From the Mind of Miyagi
Who are you going to believe? You are a well-trained personal trainer, and you have helped dozens of people rediscover their physical dimension. A 350-pound person comes to you for help, and he doesn’t like your
recommendations. Instead of yielding to your superior capability, knowledge, and wisdom, he substitutes his opinion based on a bloated nothingness. Today most people think they deserve to chirp (social media) regardless of their ability, credentials, or capability. Influencers lead the pack in enforcing this false reality. When their advice proves disastrous, they can blame someone else. Are you going to listen to someone who can’t help themselves and instead listens to people pretend to help or stand before them in truth?
Regardless of how much weight they need to lose, or the sickness or disease weighing them down, external circumstances have nothing to do with resolution. They don’t need more advice; they need a solution and someone behind it. The doctor-patient relationship has become so superficial, aseptic, and based on deception that it is difficult at times to call the room to order. Listening to nonsense will not get you there. We see this all the time with children holding their parents hostage, especially in restaurants and stores. We must hold our tongue and not insert the obvious solution of boundaries, rules, and the parent not caving.
For example, the 4 D’s (death of a loved one, divorce, depression, disease) don’t care if you have 13 kids, a lousy boss, or a mean spouse. A busy schedule, lack of money, or “I’ll have to ask my spouse” are never considered. If the 4 D’s don’t argue, why do you insist on being slapped around? Instead of holding parents hostage with crying and throwing fits, your people hold you hostage with resistance, stalling, and other forms of non-commitment: being analytical, having carefully scripted antidotes to taking action or articles from the internet, agreeing with what can’t be done, etc. The emotion and the buy-in with the person sound so carefully thought out; they actually believe in their own nonsense. The result of all this acting and role-playing is that resolution is never achieved. They will live with it, die with it, and everything in between. The more you compromise your recommendations for approval from a sick person, the more your integrity, self-image, and worth go down the drain.
Miracle Training
The mindset of high-level care is not to judge by appearances. No matter how many doctors they have seen, tests, diagnoses, or treatments they have had, you must know with conviction and with no reservation that this person, as well as any person in history, was created to be healthy. As a high-level member in TNR, you are getting training and concepts found nowhere else in our profession. There are no shortcuts, technology, magic, or new age silliness. Moving molecules without touching is a lost art. This is unheard of in our society. Most of my MT graduates have said that my MT was unconventional or non-traditional. I chuckle to myself: they achieved results under MT, so how can the treatment that created the conditions for healing be unconventional?
Every illness carries a hidden dimension beneath the tip of the iceberg. Failure to address this hidden dimension sets in motion the resistance to so-called traditional methods. Most cases are the result of purely physical, mechanical, or forceful (drugs) methods being deployed. MDs hide behind research, more data, information, and clinical trials. When you understand this hidden dimension, it really doesn’t matter which disease or condition you apply this more complete way of addressing a body that has apparently lost its connection to its healing source.
No matter what condition walks through your door, know that you can make a HUGE change in that person’s life. Don’t let economics, time, chirping from well-meaning but ignorant family and friends, or anything else get in the way. Don’t argue or attempt to answer rhetorical questions. They don’t need more advice, diagnosis, opinions, or research. They need a heavy-duty man/woman who doesn’t run from a burning building with people inside; rather, they head straight into danger. There’s a reason miracles don’t happen often with most doctors/healers.
DCME Confidential
Question 1: My DCME comes in every time with a notebook, and before allowing me to treat them, they ask 4-5 questions. My treatment time is creeping up to 30 minutes per session. Help!
Answer: You allowed these conditions to exist. Asking questions will never get the job done, regardless of what the masses think. Imagine asking questions during an operation. No wonder they knock you out.
Question 2: My DCME is obsessed with a short leg diagnosed by his last DC. He asks me to measure it every time. It’s all he can talk about. What should I do?
Answer: Speaking of measuring, he is measuring you to his old flame. Don’t operate in anybody’s shadow. Be your own person. I am very surprised he paid your DCME fee, as his old DC, who had no X-ray, no exam, and no procedures of any kind, charged a tiny per-adjustment fee.
Marley, Sunny & Beau
