Jeanie, a natural Medium is fourth generation on the female side from the Austrian Romany travelling circus family “The Potter's” , Jeanie's great grandparents were
trapeze artists and acrobats James Potter known as Professor Potter and Madame Retza. 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.  Madame Retza was a trapeze artist, working without a safety net. Madame Retza finished her act by sliding down the wire by her teeth. 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 began to see such effectiveness with the power of prayer. Jeanie became involved in the Anglican Church, an active church member, absent healer and bereavement counsellor.  In 1999 Jeanie decided to go against the Anglican Church wishes and purses her pathway as a Spiritualist after seeing the wonderful evidence and support given to the bereaved through Mediumship.

In 2003 Jeanie gave up the materialistic path as a businesswoman, now devoting her time to her daughter, Mediumship and charity work.

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Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire April 2008

Thoughts to consider;
"Some people are wise - and some are otherwise"

"You can judge a man's character by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him"
 

Feb 9th 2008 - Jeanie officiating at the Wedding of Claire and Paul Knock

Jeanie Jackson

Charity Evening in aid of World Jewish Relief at
  The Marriott Hotel,
Swiss Cottage.
A milestone for our Movement

Jeanie at a recent charity event, raising over £300
from her written messages

"Time warp"? Wedding
in May 2008
Dean & Malcolm Watt