Jeanie, a natural Medium is fourth generation on the female side from the Austrian Romany travelling circus family “The Potter's". Jeanie's great grandfather was trapeze artist and acrobat, James Potter known as Professor Potter, who married three times. Martha Jane Tagg, is Jeanie's great grandmother, who passed at age 39.  Madame Retza was James's third wife, they worked with Pablo Fanques's  Circus and later, the still touring,  Ginnett Circus. James was called The "Manfly" after performing at The Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, amazing spectators by walking along the palace's glass ceiling. 

This fascinating family line is where Jeanie believes the mediumistic gifts are passed down from. 

In Jeanie's mid twenties she deliberated her spiritual pathway, deciding to put aside her psychic gifts and pursue a life as a successful businesswoman running a Lead Crystal import and retail business, which she did for 23 years.

In the early 1990's Jeanie, always aware of spiritual energy, began to see such effectiveness of prayer and became an active member in an Anglican Church as absent healer and bereavement counsellor.  In 1999 Jeanie decided to go against the Anglican Church wishes to purse a pathway as a spiritualist after seeing the wonderful evidence and support given to the bereaved through a spiritualist Medium work with wonderful evidence and compassion.

In 2003 Jeanie put her business pathway on hold, to devote her time to her daughter, mediumship, teaching and charity work. This year Jeanie is taking on an additional position of Community Ambassador with CRISIS who work for London's homeless, she has been a volunteer with them for 10 years.

 
Family photographs of "The Potter's"
Professor Potter
Madam and Mademoiselle Retza

Jeanie aged 6! Second row down 5th from left

  
            
Wise words:

"Nobody can hurt me without my permission"
Mahatma Gandhi    1869-1948

"Where there is no struggle, there is no strength"
Oprah Winfrey born 1954

"Real happiness comes from inside.
Nobody can give it to you"
Sharon Stone - Actress

"Those that gossip with malice say much, and this  really says much about their own poor character and  insecurities"

Charity Evening in aid of World Jewish Relief (the first such event) The Marriott Hotel,
Swiss Cottage, London
A milestone for our movement

Jeanie & Robin at the May 2010 Charity Ball

 

Jeanie at the Taj Mahal in India

Helen Duncan in 1942 toured England and served St. Matthew's Church in Alexandra Road, Southend on Sea. Jeanie's maternal grandmother accompanied by her 9 year old son, Jeanie's uncle Peter, witnessed an ectoplasm physical materialisation through Helen Duncan of his brother Leslie another of Jeanie's uncles. Peter's 20 year old brother, was serving in North Africa in the army. Leslie's voice gave details of his passing in the trenches, giving his name. Jeanie's shocked grandmother, in due course, had his passing confirmed by the War Office. Peter, now in his mid seventies still has vivid memories of this amazing event. In 2000 Jeanie and Peter together visited Leslie's war grave in El Alamein in Egypt

Sri Lanka – King George V Rest Home, Kandy

Thursday 22^nd January 2009
Visit to Help the Aged Home

Kandy, Sri Lanka

Jeanie made a visit to the rest home that she and the Spiritual Centres have sponsored grandmothers, Mary Ambrose and Agnes Ganges for past 10 years with Help the Aged UK.
It was a delightful visit. There were over 50 smiling residents, many without surviving family.
 It was the most heart warming and emotional gift laden visit.
It is the first of we hope, many visits to the home, which are independently financed.
December 2009 Reiki healer Steve Sullivan visited the Home and was equally touched be their needs and now joins Jeanie in her fundraising campaign.

A TV for all to enjoy, water filter and much needed kitchen equipment has been purchased from the proceeds of our 2009 Charity Ball.
Our May 2010 Ball raised £200 towards much needed Linen.

Such a joyful, emotional visit  

 

Jeanie with Sister Marie at Help the Aged Home for the Elders in Kandy, Sri Lanka. January 2009

more photos

17 years old

The Basildon and Maldon centres also sponsor Latyr, a 10 year old boy from Senegal, through World Vision

 


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