Counselor’s Corner

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BrainTime®

Dr. Jim Otis, a functional neurologist from Oakland, California has worked  over 20 years using  modern technology to create an easy to use way of combating stress.  He has graciously offered the opportunity for  you to use this technology called BrainTime®  It only requires  5 minutes of your time  twice a day.  It is Dr. Otis’ desire to make this BrainTime®  program available for everyone. Typically, it costs thousands of dollars, or regular trips to a neurologist who does Neurofeedback to balance the brain after stress, lack of sleep, or other brain injury or imbalance.

His generous free gift can be found below……It is a one month membership to BrainTime.  Besides access to these six patented 5 minute programs, your BrainTime® subscription includes video and audio talks by Dr. Otis as well as monthly helpful information for living a healthy, balanced life. At the end of this free one month membership, this unique program will automatically renew at $29.00 each month.  Dr. Otis wants you to know you may cancel your membership to BrainTime®  before the beginning of the 2nd month.  He also wants  you to feel welcomed to rejoin the program if you wish, at a later time.

Your counselor, Janice King, would also like to receive feedback regarding the effectiveness of BrainTime for you.  If you decide to accept this free gift, please do your best to use it 5 minutes a day, twice a day.  You can use it while you are  meditating on scripture, doing dishes, eating breakfast, or any other quiet  activity.  All you need is  headphones and an internet connection.

Click on one of the two links below and you will have the opportunity to listen to a webinar by Dr. Otis.
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Practicing the Presence of God

The following classic book was written  many years ago, yet in its’ brief pages  you will find  it is still very  relevant for today. One will discover the way to Peace in the middle of daily  living.   God is right beside us!  Brother Lawrence, a simple man  who had few if any luxuries, shares the astounding privilege we as humans have available to us of walking with God!  He is in the very air we breathe, yet is  respectfully waiting for an invitation from us to enter into the details of our lives….the joys as well as the difficulties. 

Please download this classic ebook as a thanksgiving gift from me, Janice King,  to the many wonderful people she has had the privilege of knowing, as well as the new friends who are checking out my website.

Please Download Below by Clicking on Link:

The Practice of the Presence of God

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Unexpected Blocks To Our Dreams

Sometimes life can be like canoeing down a river we have never been down before. Paddling the canoe can be fun and satisfying. Much beauty and joy surrounds us, yet we never know what to expect around the next bend. We get to figure out how to take into our soul the awesomeness of life at the same time we navigate through the obstacles and challenges that are part of the river.

Often we have different opinions as to the best way to navigate. As we learn to be in harmony with the people in our canoe, keep balanced and moving forward, we can often avoid the rocks and seemingly invisible sand bars. If we are determined to paddle the canoe our own way and do not value the perspective and input of our teammate or the people who have been down the river before us, we can end up getting stuck unnecessarily on a sand bar, hidden rock, or even getting dumped into the river! 🙁

(The above photo is taken on Cedar Creek just north of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The people in the canoe are my husband Stephen, and myself)

Whoops!  What happened to our gentle flow down Cedar Creek??  A tree has fallen across the width of the river!  This is unplanned!   Even though  my husband Stephen and I were learning to work together paddling down the river, we could not have prevented the storm that downed the tree.  Even our guide did not know about this fallen tree!

There is no way for Stephen and I to navigate around this obstacle.  We have to face the fact that we have to change our mode of transportation!  It is too late to go back to the beginning and choose a different course, and there is just no way we can navigate upstream anyway.

We end up climbing out of our canoe and into the river. Our comfortable warm shoes are now becoming water logged. We struggle to stay pleasant to each other as we attempt to carry the canoe over the fallen tree. Our friend Glenn notices our difficulty and wades over to to lend a helping hand. We finally get our canoe safely over the fallen tree and into the river again. How nice to have the help of a friend in our time of struggle.

(photos take by David Yee)

“ OUR OUTLOOK ON LIFE DETERMINES WHETHER WE CALL EVENTS OF OUR LIVES TROUBLES, OR CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES”  ( Dennis Rowell, Indiana High School Teacher)