C. N. Farcaș

We all come into this world without material wealth or knowledge, starting our lives from scratch. In the early stages of life, it’s natural to believe we are the center of the universe. However, as we mature, this perspective broadens. Some people, though, cling to that initial egocentric belief and develop a self-centered, immature mindset, ignoring the reality that we live in a complex civilization—not in isolation, as if in the wild. This society was built by countless individuals who are no longer with us, each contributing to a vision of balance, where everyone is treated equally and deserves respect. Those who fail to grasp that civilization is something carefully constructed, not something that occurs naturally, often turn into selfish rebels , disregarding the very system that ensures order. Every generation has its phase of rebellion. While it’s essential to challenge genuine injustice, we must remember that we all start at zero. Our successes come through effort and determin...

Life often presents us with two distinct paths: one leading to maturity and greatness, the other to stagnation and dependency. The immature human struggles with the choice between these paths, each offering vastly different outcomes. The first path—the path to greatness—requires the cultivation of a strong, mature will. It is a journey of self-growth, where one's reactions are honed and matured to handle the challenges life presents. By choosing this path, a person becomes adaptable, ready to navigate any change with grace and clarity. This path shapes individuals into visionaries, leaders, and creators. Those who walk it leave behind a legacy, becoming pacemakers in their fields and contributors to the world around them. This is the path of a mature human , one whose will is a force of creation and purpose. On the other hand, the second path, governed by an immature will, leads to constant turmoil. Lacking self-guidance, individuals on this path are often overwhelmed by unresolved...

Many of us have faced emotional and psychological struggles at some point in our lives. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, claustrophobia, or other forms of phobias, some might have experienced the grip of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) or the lasting impacts of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). While these are often understood in medical or psychological terms, at their core, these are spiritual challenges. To achieve long-term, permanent healing from these struggles, we need to adopt a spiritual approach. The key to resolving such deep-seated issues lies within the subconscious—within the spirit. By becoming aware of our spiritual self, understanding its function, and training it to mature, we can conquer the darkness and prevail over these issues. This process of spiritual development is not just about alleviating symptoms but about elevating ourselves to a higher spiritual state. By doing so, we can achieve a balanced spiritual state that provides us with both stability an...

A spirit can only become truly free when it becomes aware of and matures its will—the inner force that drives it toward its own desires and choices. Until this awakening, the spirit follows the path of what can be called a "mirror spirit." This mirror spirit reflects the behaviors and desires of others, forming its identity based on external influences. Without a developed free will, it becomes a passive entity, chasing the desires of the collective. For many, this mirror spirit follows the well-trodden path of what society refers to as the " traditional dream ." This dream encapsulates the commonly accepted milestones that people strive for, often without questioning whether these pursuits align with their true desires. It becomes a template for life that many mirror spirits unconsciously follow. The traditional dream consists of six key phases: Car : The acquisition of material status symbols, often starting with the desire for a car, represents independence and s...