In his book, Max Picard, author of “Flight from God,” talks about the healing power of Silence - the power of unobtrusive, quiet things that can bring a broken world back together; capable of filling the vulgar world of noise and despair and returning to it lost love and faith. In today's world - a world devoid of silence - a person can no longer restore his strength; his only goal remains development. In a world without silence, he lost the feeling of joy, because this feeling in all its depth is available only in the native expanses of silence. One of Picard’s early books, “The Last Man,” published in 1919, made an indelible impression on his friend Rainer Rilke, and he often returned later To her. Since then, throughout Europe, Picard has gained a reputation as a man who with all determination devoted his life and thought to faith. He is a poet who has used his gift to find the causes of the sad state in which our world finds itself today, in order to instill hope in us.