C. N. Farcaș

I have often wondered why we wear clothes. The common response is that clothing protects us from environmental factors like heat, cold, wind, rain, and sun. Clothes help regulate body temperature and guard us against external threats like insects or harmful substances. But as I reflected more deeply, I realized there is another layer to this—one less discussed but equally important. We wear clothes not just to protect ourselves, but also to protect others from themselves. In many societies, we lack an education system that adequately teaches us how to master our own bodies. This absence of discipline creates individuals who are not in control of their physical desires, turning them into slaves to bodily urges. People who are unable to master their bodies often live primarily for their physical appetites. To respect these individuals and to encourage their growth, it is important not to tempt them into further weakness by dressing in ways that overly accentuate sexuality. When society p...

To follow the way of God, we must first grasp what we believe God to be. If we think of God as an entity separate from the universe, capable of controlling it from a distance, we may be misunderstanding the deeper truth. Instead, if we consider the universe to be a vast, interconnected system of matter, energy, and forces, we start to see ourselves as integral parts of this whole. Every living being, every atom, carries within it an energy structure, and in truth, everything in the universe is energy. This connection to the universe means we are not separate from it—we are a part of the cosmic energy that some call God. We are not apart from God; we are part of God . But if there is no separate God and we are part of God, why does it feel as though, when we are at our lowest, something lifts us up, and when we exceed our limits, something humbles us? The answer lies in the universal principle of balance , which we might call the way of God . This balance, inherent to the universe, cont...

A connection is a link formed between two or more entities. The fewer the entities involved, the more intimate the connection becomes. When this connection is made with intention and desire, from the will, it becomes a connection of liking. When that linking is deep and resonates powerfully, it transforms into love . The most powerful form of love is an intimate connection between just two entities. This kind of connection is private and exclusive, emphasizing a profound bond that is not easily replicated. For such a connection to be established, both entities must value intimacy deeply. If one chooses to disclose their intimacy freely and without discretion, they diminish its value. As a result, the potential to form a true connection of love may be lost because love thrives in environments where intimacy is cherished and respected. Intimacy exists on multiple levels: mental, spiritual, and physical. To achieve a supreme intimate connection, all three realms must be interconnected wit...

In every kingdom, species, or society, the most valuable beings are the problem solvers . In the animal kingdom, for example, the wolf that solves problems is the leader. Other wolves instinctively follow this leader, understanding that its ability to navigate challenges ensures the best path to survival. This pattern is consistent across all species: the animals that stand out, that lead, and that are revered, are those capable of overcoming obstacles and solving problems. This principle applies equally to humans. The most valuable individuals within our species are those who can solve problems, not just for themselves, but for others as well. Material wealth alone does not define a person's worth. A person with vast resources is only valuable if they use those resources to address and solve problems. Similarly, possessing extensive knowledge does not inherently make someone valuable; the application of that knowledge to find solutions is what counts. The hierarchy of value in any...

"Two is better than one." This simple truth is the foundation upon which groups, communities, and eventually tribes are formed. From the dawn of humanity, the war of tribes has been a constant, shaping the course of history. One tribe has often sought to dominate others, and history has shown that such domination does not last. However, the only lasting solution to this age-old conflict is the unification of all tribes into a single, cohesive entity. Despite the fall of kingdoms and the rise of modern states, the mentality of the tribe persists even today. We live in a world governed by separate ruling systems, and as a civilization, we have not formed a planetary one-system . The illusion that the war of tribes can be won by the most powerful tribe continues to influence global affairs. In ancient times, tribes believed that possessing the most valuable resource would lead to victory and dominance. Gold, once the most coveted resource, was the focus of countless battles. Ho...