Karma Nature Homeopathy

12/04/2026

We’re open! Loads of tables full of lovely things. Hope to see some friendly faces today at festivalofspirit😊💜

10/04/2026

I’ll be here at this lovely event on Sunday along with so many local brilliant small business owners wanting to support your well-being or sell gifts curated from the heart. Loads of talks/workshops through the day too. 💜
I’m offering 50p off a new skin balm if you bring your last tin back and as always happy to talk homeopathy to anyone interested. 💜⭐️

10/04/2026

Just labelled a new batch of skin balm. Made last night, ready for festivalofspirit on Sunday. If you’re running low, why not replenish it (and bring your empty tin back to get 50p off the next one) . Colne Muni 10-4.

10/04/2026

World Homeopathy day today and Homeopathy awareness week. A good weekend to have a presence at the Festival of Spirit in Colne The Muni Theatre. Sunday 10-4. 😊💜

Today marks World Homeopathy Day, commemorating the birth of Dr Samuel Hahnemann (1755–1843), whose work laid the foundations for one of the most enduring medical traditions of the modern era.

Emerging during a period of significant transition in medical thought and practice, homeopathy became established across multiple national contexts. During the 19th century, dedicated homeopathic hospitals, dispensaries and medical schools were founded in Britain, continental Europe and the United States, forming part of a broader and diverse medical landscape.

Contemporary historical sources document the use of homeopathy during epidemic diseases of the period, including cholera and influenza, reflecting its inclusion within medical practice in an era preceding many modern therapeutic interventions.

In Britain, the institutionalisation of homeopathy was further shaped by the founding of the British Homoeopathic Society in 1844, now the Faculty of Homeopathy, supporting the development of education, professional standards and clinical practice. The discipline also attracted interest across different sectors of society during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

World Homeopathy Day provides an opportunity to reflect not only on these historical developments, but also on the responsibilities associated with maintaining a professional tradition within a contemporary healthcare environment.
As healthcare systems continue to evolve, the importance of critical enquiry, methodological rigour and open scientific dialogue remains central to all areas of medical practice.

The continued relevance of any medical tradition rests not solely on its historical continuity, but on its capacity to engage with the evolving needs of patients and practitioners alike.

At its core, homeopathy reflects an enduring commitment to individualised care and to a nuanced understanding of health as a dynamic and interconnected process, principles that continue to hold relevance within contemporary healthcare and may offer a promising perspective in addressing the complex challenges facing healthcare systems in the future.

The image shows the Hahnemann Monument at Scott Circle in Washington, D.C., inaugurated in 1900 in the presence of physicians, dignitaries and an international audience, including the then President of the United States, William McKinley, reflecting the recognition of Hahnemann’s work at the time and its continuing legacy.

08/03/2026

Here we all are, listening to the amazing Stephandhersax whilst people browse. It’s set a great mood where it’s almost impossible not to toe tap or sway. Come and listen at the Clarke Foley Community Hub. We’re here until 2. 💜

06/03/2026

Around 30 stallholders, including myself, at the Clarke Foley Centre on Sunday. It would be lovely to see some familiar faces. 😍 I'll have my Skin Balm, Helios Homoeopathy kits and a selection of Neil's Yard Products. And, as always will be ready to answer questions on Homoeopathy or take bookings for consultations. There's a £10 discount for those who commit to an initial consultation whilst you're with me. 💜

01/03/2026

So many lovely products on the stall today from Neil’s Yard, Helios and my home made Skin Balm. We’re at Pendle Heritage Centre in Barrowford until 3.30 today alongside some other fantastic local businesses. The centre has a really great cafe and staff too. 🥰💜.

24/01/2026

Who would like a free sample of this lovely barrier repair cream to try? (Like the little opened tin in the first picture) You need to be local to me (Skipton or the close surrounding area), or be prepared to collect and be happy to give some feedback after use.

I love it as a winter protection cream. 🥰

**💜5 Available💜**

13/12/2025

If you live near me and would like the Geranium and Orange Body scrub at £17 instead of £20, or any other lovely natural products from Neal's Yard Organic, then message me before tea time tomorrow (Sunday), and I'll add them to my order for you to pick up from me. So many products would make sustainable Christmas presents or perfect little extras to pamper yourself with. 🎄🎁😍

Check out their Christmas mini bundles, currently at 25% off!

If you've missed my order deadline, or live further afield, feel free to order yourself through my webshop. It'll arrive before Christmas, and you will be supporting me as well. 💜🥰
Here's the link to either browse or shop:
https://uk.nyrorganic.com/shop/kathrynneedham

30/11/2025

All set up ready for the Roots of Life festival today at colne_muni. 11-5. I’m trying something different with the table, adding in some Neils Yard Organic merchandise, as it’s all about on our skin as well as our food, for optimum health. I’m looking forward to a good day. 😊💜

24/11/2025

Let me know if you'd like something adding; at Black Friday prices🥰20% off, if there's still availability...

18/11/2025

I’m so excited, the post lady has just brought me my Black Friday purchase from Neil’s Yard. 😄 💜

Having used the little ‘Frankincense Intense’ travel kit for a couple of weeks, I’m loving how my facial skin looks and feels. I’m so glad I ordered the full size products swiftly, as last time I checked, they were no more left at this price. Still there’s plenty more to tempt you:

The standard Frankinsense moisturiser, serum (pictured) and facial oil will do a great job for many. Or the Rehydrating Rose collection. (My 50 odd year old skin had just taken a dive into slightly more pronounced lines: still bearing up well though, given the bad weather I’ve exposed it to for years). Talking of which, The Oat and Ceramide cream is a great booster for those days when you know you’ll be out and about in the elements, like me. I’m also looking forward to trying the Arnica and Seaweed products in my bath at some point after a real hard day (as I know Arnica from homeopathy; great for cell rejuvenation).

So many gorgeous scented foaming bath, shower gel, body butters to choose from. A tiny amount goes a long way!

All natural ingredients, organic where possible, sustainably sourced. No nasty synthesised chemicals (they work hard to find natural sources like corn starch or Borage oil for their ‘chemical tagged ingredients). I could go on…

Have a look and grab a great offer whilst the prices are still reduced.

https://uk.nyrorganic.com/shop/kathrynneedham

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