Author: Dr. Hassan Hammad
Power always involves a paradox: it is material and moral, real and imaginary, desired and rejected, loved and hated, overt and covert, collective and individual, conscious and unconscious, and external and internal. Moreover, power is present and absent, as its absence leads to chaos, while its intense presence leads to oppression, oppression and tyranny. Power is the disease and the medicine, it is indispensable and inevitable, yet we rebel against it and reject it, and often our salvation and liberation lies in destroying it!
