23326 - If you can not fight against
N. Lygeros
Translated from the Greek by Athena Kehagias
If you can not struggle against barbarism putting your life at stake, due to your fear of death, at least take part at a theatrical play, because the act itself could resist more than you ever would, as by using the imagination. it puts down to paper the truth that the system could not tolerate.
Of course, there are people who can’t even perform a theatrical role, because they fear for possible consequences at their workplace.
But it doesn’t really matter, because in any case they couldn’t contribute with their strenghts towards the struggle of the human resistance.
Additionally, if they can’t give such battles for the sake of the innocent, for the victims, for those genocided, be aware that they’re acting out a role when at mass in church, when they insist that they are Christians, because Christ’s example doesn’t stop outside it.
Therefore, if you are able to endure in order to express the prose of the theatrical play, then that’s already important in itself.
Because the innocent must be heard even if they no longer optain a voice.
And if somebody becomes critical about the verbalism, then you’ll be able to respond by saying that you’re simply acting out your role, and that that’s a matter of free expression, without actually representing your believes as such, because even this is sufficient for the Just, so that they can multiply and spread the light, when everyone else lives merely in the dark, without in actual fact knowing what is a bright spirit.
Now you know what you can do when you assume that you can’t cope.
And you are aware that you will always have the author with you, who will never step back whilst his is fighting against the barbarism of the system.