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both worlds.”
With a bright, white smil and intense, dark brown eyes King speaks of his work wit| great passion. But he is relu< tant to talk about himself, even take credit for his wort He chalks any successes up God.
King has been performing intuitive readings and spii tually guided counseling sei vices for several years. Thosj abilities came to light early ii his life, King says.
For example, one dal shortly before his fifth birtl day, he asked his mother if h] could play with his red trucl even though he did not havj any such toy.
He continued to ask hij mother for the truck while h< pointed toward the ceiling His parents had hidden thl toy in the attic when he waj not at the house and plannee to give it to him as a birthdal gift.
There was no explanation for how he would have kno^ the truck was there.
When King was about years old, his mother regula] ly played cards with a grot of friends, and a traditic developed where King wou] tell his mother’s guests vai ous things about their lives] from detecting ailments diagnosing marital problei
He told one woman th< was something she needed check in her blood and tl she should eat less sugar, went to see a doctor shoi afterward and, though thq was no history of diabetes her family, she did in have the disease.
Experiences like the his parents to take before the board of Association of Research Enlightenment in Virgil Beach when he was 15 yei old.
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