Ibtehal Abdel Wahab on darkness and humanity
The article explores the concept of darkness and gloom from a psychological and human perspective, explaining that the places we fear in childhood, such as the dark room, are simply symbols of punishment and fear. Many of those places were actually more forgiving than the faces of the people we encounter later, as our awareness of them changes with a deeper understanding of the self and the universe. The article emphasizes that true darkness lies in the absence of conscience and purity in the souls, and that solitude and inner tranquility help individuals restore their purity and grant them deeper insight. It also affirms that inner peace and reassurance are not achieved through external light, but through the state of the soul and authenticity of the self. When a person makes peace with themselves, they become capable of confronting the real darkness within and outside their environment.
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