Jenn’s Earthly Remedies

01/04/2026

Homeopathy and Septicaemia.
Septicaemia, or blood poisoning, is a potentially life-threatening condition marked by high fever, violent chills, rapid pulse, restlessness, anxiety, and potential delirium or stupor. Homeopathy offers supportive remedies selected on individual symptoms— such as Arsenicum album for exhaustion and burning pains, Baptisia for rapid onset and offensive discharges, or Pyrogenium for septic states with restlessness despite fatigue. Explore key remedies and their indications in detail.
http://homeopathyplus.com/septicaemia-symptoms/
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01/03/2026

Lion’s Mane — Gentle Power for Mind & Nerves

Lion’s mane is one of those quiet allies that works deeply. Known for supporting focus, memory, mood, and nervous system health, this beautiful mushroom has been used for centuries and is now cherished for bringing clarity and calm, naturally.

People often notice:
• Clearer thinking & focus
• Calmer, steadier mood
• Nervous system nourishment
• Gentle support for stress & digestion
• A grounded, balanced feeling 🌱

I have Lion’s Mane extract available, made with care and intention. You can purchase online or message me directly if you’d like some or want guidance on how to use it.

🧠If you’ve had Lion’s Mane, I would love to hear how it made you feel, what it did, or what you’ve noticed. Your experience helps others feel safe, curious, and inspired. Thank you for being a part of this little circle of goodness… earthly goodness

01/02/2026

🌕 The Wolf Moon — History, Folklore & Meaning

Tonight’s full moon is known as the Wolf Moon, the traditional name for the first full moon of the year.
The name comes from Indigenous and early European folklore, when midwinter was long and food was scarce, and wolves were often heard howling near villages.

Not as a symbol of danger—but of survival, communication, and instinct.

In many old traditions, wolves represented loyalty, intuition, and knowing how to move through harsh seasons together. Their howls were a reminder that even in the coldest, quietest time of the year, life was still present—watching, adapting, enduring.

The Wolf Moon carries that same energy.
It’s a moon of deep listening.
Of noticing what’s essential.
Of understanding what truly sustains us.

As the first full moon of the year, it invites reflection before action.
What wisdom did the darker months offer?
What instincts are asking to be trusted as the year begins?

This isn’t a moon for rushing forward.
It’s a moon for grounding, clarity, and honest beginnings.

Step outside if you can.
Feel the earth beneath you.
Let this ancient light remind you: you already know how to walk forward

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

01/01/2026

Headache problems….message me;)

01/01/2026

Engaging in sacred work with every remedy is a profound and meaningful endeavor. This approach to healing and wellness transcends the mere act of treating symptoms, inviting a deeper connection to the holistic nature of health. By viewing each remedy as sacred, you honor the intricate balance between mind, body, and spirit, acknowledging the interconnectedness of all beings. This perspective encourages mindfulness and intentionality, fostering a compassionate relationship with those you assist. Whether you are working with traditional medicines, herbal remedies, or modern interventions, treating them with reverence and respect can enhance their effectiveness and promote a sense of peace and well-being for both the healer and the recipient. Embracing this sacred approach, you contribute not only to individual healing but also to the collective harmony and balance of the wider community.