C. N. Farcaș

One day, I was walking on the sidewalk, lost in my thoughts. My attention was focused on observing my surroundings, studying the buildings, and admiring the overall environment. There were no tigers or imminent threats in sight. Suddenly, as I took a step forward, my legs, my arms, my whole body moved hastily away, without me fully comprehending what was happening. I didn't have time to think or understand what was going on. In front of me was an uncovered sewer hole. If I had stepped into it, I would have been severely injured. It felt as though something pulled me away – a sudden, instinctual reaction that saved me from certain danger. In my childish mind, I associated this feeling to something divine, as if God or the angels of heaven had intervened to pull me from my imminent demise. But it wasn't an external force; it came from within. It was a reactional burst – a primal energy that safeguarded me, instantly recognizing danger and pulling me from it. I owe my life to it. ...

In the village where my grandparents lived, I spent my childhood in their house, which was the closest home to the village church. As a child, I often wondered about the purpose of this building. It was a place for delivering religion to the people. This led me to ponder the purpose of religion itself. Religion serves as a code of conduct, guiding those in need of direction. While I recognized the necessity of such a code, I also noted the existence of a common code – the moral code. Yet, people, especially the elderly, seemed to need something more. Deep within the human spirit, beyond the conscious awareness of most, lies a profound fear of death. Death represents a black dot of darkness, an ever-present reality that terrifies and intimidates many. The ignorance of youth often leaves individuals unprepared to confront death as they age, making them vulnerable to despair and darkness. For these individuals, religion offers comforting narratives that prevent them from succumbing to mad...

I excelled in two subjects at school: sports and math.  Engaging in physical challenges allowed me to gain insight into my capabilities and recognize that they stem from within me. My proficiency in math drove me to pursue advanced studies in my adulthood. During my university years, I focused on Electronics and Telecommunications, delving into the behavior of electrons within electronic systems. As I matured and gained a broader understanding of both sports and physics, I found a connection between them.  This revelation sparked my curiosity about the behavior of electrons within biological systems. Utilizing the abilities acquired in my field of work, I began researching this subject, meticulously organizing gathered data and uncovering unprecedented information. Following thorough verification and validation, I arrived at an indisputable conclusion! IT WAS REAL! My discovery was a revelation sought by many: I revealed an energy structure within us that provides the life for...

During my childhood years, my parents would leave me with my grandparents for the summer vacation. Three months I would spend every summer in a quiet village with a handful of friends and surrounded by a natural environment filled with plant life and farm animals. We had ducks, geese, pigs, cows, chickens, and turkeys on our farm. Among them, one species in particular fascinated me: chickens.  The chickens in our small farm were not quite domesticated. No one could approach them closely without them sensing you and running away. I wanted to grab one to let them know I am friendly, and I will not harm them. So, I built a trap. With a box and a stick, I planned my devious plan. I placed some corn on the ground and positioned the box above it, supported by the stick. The stick was tied to a long rope, and I waited silently, hidden, for one of them to approach. As expected, a curious and hungry chicken approached, lured by the presence of the corn. I pulled the rope and successfully ca...