Domenic Marbaniang

Do not worry for you’re in your Father’s care, Do not worry for worry’ll get you nowhere – Worry won’t make you grow an inch tall, Worry can’t save anyone from fall; Worry only adds to today’s sorrow; So, let worry be banished to tomorrow. Do not worry– See how the lilies of the field … Continue reading »

Patience is the steel of character, Patience is the strength of the inner man, Patience is the final factor In the test of God’s perfect man. Patience will keep you through fire, Patience will keep you from the heat of the day, Patience will keep you from all desire That seeks to destroy God’s complete … Continue reading »

Pre-Reference: Anthropic Principle, Wikipedia The New Oxford American Dictionary defines the Anthropic Principle as “the cosmological principle that theories of the universe are constrained by the necessity to allow human existence. In its ‘weak’ form the principle affirms that a universe in which living observers cannot exist is inherently unobservable. ‘Strong’ forms take this line … Continue reading »

The jailer pushed the youth into his prison cell with utter disgust. The youth had been convicted for attempt to rape, a serious crime, and even more serious when committed in the premises of a government official’s residence. From their cells, the other prisoners gazed at the youth with astonishment and contempt. He snuggled into … Continue reading »

Excerpt from Epistemics of Divine Reality, pp.211-212 Boredom or ennui may be considered to be the metaphysical turbulent emotion that arises out of the paradox of the rational sense of immutability and the empirical sense of mutation. Reason anticipates permanence, changelessness, and immutability as the quality of ultimate reality; however, for experience immutability is an … Continue reading »