In every society, the state and political authority are symbols of the “father archetype”, and the ideal father is an embodiment of order, protection and a form of power interwoven with care and love.

If corruption, despotism, cruelty, neglect and violence become the father’s customary way, the home too will become filled with corruption, decay, cruelty, neglect and violence.

Such a society will never find a path toward flourishing, dynamism and self-confidence, and the bonds between child and father will inevitably grow weaker.

When people’s souls are afflicted and their chests become a hell of anger, even if silence spreads everywhere and dominates everyone, it can never amount even to an artificial display of genuine social balance and harmony. Nor can a joyful, dynamic, creative and powerful society ever be born from such a condition.

Beneath the skin of this silence, corruption will spread into the depths of people’s souls, while the “father” will fail to recognise it at the moment when it must be recognised. The artificial structure of order imposed upon society will consequently collapse, and chaos will arrive.

A political authority severed from its paternal energy will make sick not only human beings and society but the nature of its land as well. From this disconnection, neglect and corruption, Noah’s flood will rise—a flood that will destroy everything.

The inevitable destiny of such a society is war, chaos and natural disasters if the brief opportunity to stop the dragon of chaos and the approaching flood of Noah is lost.

Our contemporary history is passing through an exceptionally sensitive and painful period, and in these difficult moments it matters that we know on which side of this history we stand.
The suffering inflicted upon the women of our land can overcome history only through the silence and acceptance of each one of us—a history that will one day judge the people of our time.

Let us never allow silence to be our choice when our heart speaks to us in a clear voice.

Aydin Areta