Crystal Cafe at the Western Community Centre
Crystal Cafe this Friday Evening in Hamilton. $20 per person gives you a mini reading, mini healing, unlimited cups or tea and coffee, a light supper, crystals and natural products on sale and free talks to listen. Doors open at 6.30pm. Western Community Centre 46 Hyde Ave, Nawton. Hamilton.
CRYSTAL CAFE APRIL 12TH
Readers Include:
Lucille Waretine - Lenormand Oracle Card Readings
Michael - Angel Card Readings
Irene - Angel Whispers - Psychic Medium
Healers Include:
Dawn Foster - Crystal and Spiritual Energy Therapies
Georgianne and Dion - Mirirmiri (massage) with energy healing and muscular consultancy
Gary and Maria - Crystal Energy, Magnetic and Maori Healing
Sharon - Colour Therapist and Dowsing
TABLE TALK April 12th Cafe - This months topic is "The parallels between human existence and spiritual awareness." Lead by Trevor and Mary Ellen.
AT 7pm Janet Thomson will be giving a FREE talk on The Nature of Synchronicity. What it is. Why it is important for us to understand it.
When we clearly understand the process we can achieve our goals and clarify our intentions .
Janet will also be available afterwards at Table Talk.
www.thecrystalpoint.nz...
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