Modern times are an age where everything tries to confirm and be confirmed as alive through loud and noisy actions of its own.
And now this noise is constantly producing false truths, suppressing free thought and forcing uniform thinking.
In these times, Max Picard, author of "The World of Silence," argues that silence is not a passive act of ceasing to speak, but rather an active act that goes beyond the renunciation of speech.


The author, who says that silence is a separate phenomenon from speech, not something that begins because speech ends, talks about what exists in those who are silent and what meaning it has, explaining that silence is a fundamental human structure and its structure.
The author's explanations encourage readers to search for the meaning that exists deep within the silence, to rethink it, and finally to discover the true meaning of the silence that was hidden.