C. N. Farcaș

Darkness is an undeniable part of our existence. It infiltrates our world, causing it to move and change, giving birth to chaos. This chaos disrupts our sense of order, generating panic and uncertainty. The upheaval of change brings about depressions and elevations, leading to a cycle of problems and solutions. In the midst of these problems, loss emerges. Loss is a stark reality, inflicting deep agony upon us. It is a natural consequence of the challenges we face, manifesting in various forms such as the loss of loved ones, opportunities, or even personal identity. When the intensity of darkness reaches its peak, death emerges. Death is the ultimate reality, bringing with it the finality of despair and a profound sense of emptiness. For the untrained spirit, the acknowledgment of darkness can be overwhelming. It can lower willpower, leading to a state of depression. The weight of chaos, loss, and death can feel insurmountable, casting a shadow over every aspect of life. However, it is...

In a world brimming with uncertainties and constant change, there exist three immutable truths. These truths stand as the only certainties we can hold onto, unshakeable in a sea of flux: chaos , loss , and death . These are the three black dots of darkness , the bedrock upon which our world operates. From this darkness, the randomness of chance emerges, and with it, the duality of problems and solutions. Chaos is real. It is the unpredictable generator of events that disrupts our lives, challenging our sense of order and control. Loss is real. It is the inevitable parting, the transient nature of our connections and possessions. Death is real. It is the final curtain, the ultimate certainty that underscores the temporality of our existence. However, it is within this acceptance of darkness that we find profound growth. By acknowledging and embracing these certainties, we elevate the vibrational level of our spirit. This acceptance fosters growth, not just in understanding but in energy...

As the wonders of technology progress, so too does the realm of beauty. We now have unprecedented opportunities to alter our physical bodies, making ourselves more appealing to the discerning eye. However, before embarking on such changes, we must consider one crucial factor: the irreversibility of these modifications. Therefore, the first and most important question to ask is, " Are these modifications healthy? " If the answer is affirmative, then we can proceed, keeping in mind one more vital consideration: respect . Beauty, when discreet and respectful, enhances our dignity. Modifying our bodies solely to heighten sexual appeal can have detrimental effects. It may attract those with weak sexual restraints and reduce our respect for ourselves and others by encouraging inappropriate behavior. Our bodies are the most precious gifts bestowed upon us by our parents. They are our true possessions, deserving of our utmost care and respect. By maintaining our health, we honor not ...

We often ponder the question of what is right and what is wrong. Most of the time, we believe we get the answer right. This is because many answers can be correct, depending on how they are viewed. The key difference lies in  perspective , which shapes our moral judgments and definitions of right and wrong. The Dual Worlds: Interior and Exterior Perspective is the size of one’s interior world . The exterior world is the tangible reality we all share – the vast, boundless universe filled with galaxies and unexplored places. In contrast, the interior world is the intimate, unique realm within each living being. This interior world is reflective of the exterior world but is defined by our personal perspectives. Some people’s interior worlds encompass only their immediate surroundings – work, home, family, and friends. For them, other places and people might not exist in a meaningful way within their interior worlds. Perspective Shapes Morality The size of one’s perspective within thei...