Leight J. McCloskey is a modern Renaissance Man. His interest, knowledge and learning ranges from history, religion, mythology and esotericism to string theory, quantum physics and the multidimensional nature of consciousness. His work reveals many depths of knowledge and craftsmanship that could only have emerged from his fidelity to intellectual, creative and personal excellence.

The El Sereno Essences are flower remedies that help us create inner serenity in these crazy times. There are nine essences in all, each addressing a different aspect of living in the world while remaining centered in who we really are.

Blue Moon    -     Love of Life This essence reconnects you with your life - from being an observer to being a joyful participant. It helps you open your heart to the present moment, and feel love for yourself and those around you. It changes annoyance to enjoyment.It helps you see the beauty and awe of life and existence. Take Blue Moon when you feel cranky, apathetic, fed up with yourself and the world. Taken first thing in the morning, it helps you fully awaken to the beautiful day. (Blue Moon was created from flowers blooming under the full moon / blue moon of Dec. 31, 2009)

You might ask, “What’s a nice, serious subject like Kabbalah doing in a book like this?”  The answer lies in Kabbalah itself.  Laughter is an involuntary reflex that transcends reason and lifts us above our physical state, allowing for an unselfconscious connection with something beyond the self – God, for example.  A joyful person is open, available and willing to entertain concepts that don’t necessarily fit a logical paradigm.  So jokes can become vehicles through which we can contemplate the divine.

NUMBERS BY DESIGN
Numerology is the  study of number as symbols for principles operating throughout life.

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Be a lake of refreshment,
Still waters like a perfect mirror.
Reflect the beauty from above
So that those low in strength,
whose eyes are earthbound
May see the bright sun
Shining golden in the sky.

© Thorsten Becker