C. N. Farcaș

Chaos lurks within the very fabric of reality, revealing itself in various manifestations, one of which is luck .  The ebb and flow of darkness shape our world, sometimes bringing fortune, other times, misfortune. It all hinges on chance, on chaos. Deep within every living being resides an innate response, an energy known as faith. Faith is the belief that something good is going to happen. It is an omnipresent energy within us, responsive to the tumult of darkness and its manifestations. Faith guides us, offering salvation, yet its effectiveness is contingent upon its maturity. When our faith remains undeveloped, it tricks rather than saves, leaving us vulnerable to exploitation. Certain entities exploit this vulnerability. Casinos offer the illusion of prosperity through luck. If your faith is immature, it will deceive you into placing your fate in the hands of luck, in the hands of darkness. Similarly, churches promise salvation through luck. If your faith is immature, it will m...

Our body is the gift bestowed upon us by our parents. It is the home of our spirit. It stands as our sole tangible possession and our most precious asset. When we cherish it, we strive to nurture its health, strength, and cleanliness – we strive to make it beautiful. By enhancing its beauty, we honor our spirit, and this inner essence radiates through our physical form. Sometimes, we lose sight of the spiritual aspect within us, forgetting that our body is merely a vessel and not the true essence of our being. During these moments, we tend to prioritize our physical existence over our spiritual essence. Such individuals often lose sight of their true selves, fixating on achieving the perfection of physical beauty. This obsession can blur the lines between beauty and sexuality, leading to a superficial focus on physical connections rather than spiritual ones. Sexualizing the body tends to attract individuals who prioritize physical attributes over spiritual values. In a global society, ...

When we think of anger, we often envision an evil, violent person, similar to the traits of a devil. But what is anger? What is this red energy? It emerges when we encounter something we dislike. Initially, it manifests as annoyance. If this energy persists, it transforms into anger, and if left unchecked, it escalates into rage, capable of turning any being into a berserker. But is this energy, inherent in each of us, truly evil? Is it the manifestation of the whispers of the devil? This energy is a reaction. It opposes the things we dislike, the things unsuitable for us. In a way, it protects us from them. Depending on the maturity of this energy, our reactions to anger can vary, resembling either adult-like responses or child-like outbursts. Nevertheless, this energy prevents us from encountering things we dislike, shielding us from them. In childhood, encountering disliked things often prompts screaming, an uncontrollable and mostly ineffective way to repel them. We scream to relea...

In one of my childhood days living in the village where my grandparents lived, I became curious and started wondering about the world we live in. I studied the surroundings of the place where I lived. I noticed trees, meadows, plains, fields, rivers, lakes, and a lot of plant life. I observed many different animals as well. I saw storks making their nests atop the light poles. I saw wild ducks living harmoniously in the water. I started to be curious about my own kind, about humans.  Humans live in structures that are clearly not natural to me; they are built. They drink water from holes dug in the ground – these wells are not natural; they are built. The wonders of electricity seemed like magic to me, but it was clearly not something occurring in nature. Somehow, humans have harvested greater knowledge hidden in the natural aspect of the world and brought it to the surface, making the world more interesting. More confusing, yet better. However, these inventions were not aligned w...