Have you seen the large selection of Crystal Towers at The Crystal Point?
The benefits of having a crystal tower in your home or office
What is a Crystal Tower/Obelisk?
Towers contain tremendous spiritual energy and are known for their meditative healing properties. This powerful energy is said to be able to dispel negative energies around life and therefore used widely for spiritual mind healing.
These are one of the best for absorbing and transmuting negative energies. They can also facilitate meditation and helping to heighten awareness and deepen the mental state while simultaneously pulling away negative energies from the Aura and keeping you centered.
How? The crystal absorbs any negative spiritual energy in the room through the base and out the top and back to source.
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Winter is knocking at the door and the cost of living has already made itself at home. So let's help each other out by sharing your meal ideas that don't break the bank.
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Looking for local performance groups to perform at Matariki
Glenview Community Centre are excited to announce our upcoming event, Matariki Rising Southside, which will take place on Friday, June 21st from 5 pm to 8 pm at Mangakootukutuku College on Collins Road. As we prepare for this celebration, we are eager to showcase a diverse range of performances that reflect the spirit of Matariki.
If you are part of a group that loves to perform, we'd would love to hear from you! Contact Glenview community centre for more details on (07) 843 2600 or call 021 229 8097
Engineer con could take years to unwind
Hamilton City Council faces a “financial burden that is unprecedented” in the wake of Jonathan Hall’s fraudulent building sign-offs, and the full extent of the damage remains “largely unknown”.
That’s according to the victim impact statement from council, written by regulatory services unit director Cory Lang.
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