Healing Waters in Albuquerque, New Mexico is a people-oriented company dedicated to enhancing your personal well-being by providing flower essences, gem elixirs,
and related books and tools. We have been in business since April 2000 with Findhorn Flower Essences being a major factor in our ever-growing success.
Stepping Stones Mind Body & Soul Centre
Tel: 0208 853 2733 Email:
store@steppingstonesgreenwich.co.uk
Situated at ten minutes walk from Cutty Sark DLR and two minutes from Maze Hill Railway Station, Stepping Stones is a psychic centre, a complementary health clinic and an exquisite retail shop.
tarot, wicca and self-help; essential oils and aromatherapy products, Findhorn Flower Essences, healing stones and minerals, as well as tarot cards, crystal balls, runes, pendulums, statues of angels, fairies and buddhas, magical spells and magical herbal candles, windchimes, dreamcachers…
Stepping Stones is a privately owned business. For the last fourteen year we have kept the business going through hard work, dedication and passion for all aspects of spirituality and holistic health. We pride ourselves in giving a good personal service and customer care.
Stepping Stones Mind Body and Soul Centre 97 Trafalgar Road Greenwich LONDON SE10 9TS
The George’s
Tel: 01437 760345 Email:
kayfuller@aol.com
Stockist since 2002 of Findhorn Flower Essences The George’s Story
Established in 1993, this Mind Body and Spirit Centre offers nourishment to all aspects of spirituality.
Our Mediums and Clairvoyants provide an extensive range of psychic readings and courses; our body workers offer deep tissue and sports massage, aromatherapy and hot stone massage, Indian head massage and reflexology.
The retail shop includes a large selection of books on health, psychic development,
In 1989 Lesley Lewis bought The George’s Inn in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, bringing her P.A. (Kay Fuller) and her canary (Chicken) with her. It was Chicken who confirmed that they were doing the right thing when, after a completely mute three years, he perched in his cage on the back seat of the car and sang all the way from Swindon to Pembrokeshire.
Most of The George’s was derelict. It was Lesley’s intention to restore the building and provide good quality, healthy food in a relaxed, informal restaurant, where women would be comfortable and happy to come on their own. And so The George’s began its evolution.
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