In moments of injustice, the Protector defends the vulnerable, embodying strength, moral courage, and a commitment to fairness.
When the shadow is engaged, the Protector may become rigid or domineering, enforcing justice without empathy or understanding.
Aarif Abraham is a human rights lawyer known for his work on behalf of marginalised communities. He advocates for justice in conflict zones, bringing legal support to those facing systemic oppression and fighting to protect their rights and dignity.
"I often like to think about courage as taking place over three stages. The first is seeing injustice. The second is acting. The third, even if you can't speak out against injustice, is about thinking about injustice. Of course, it might be absolutely impossible for a victim or survivor already marginalised and disenfranchised to act. It might be impossible for them to speak, but at the very least, they may be able to think about it." – Aarif Abraham
Your faith journey involves protecting the vulnerable. Strength and moral courage will help you fight for justice and fairness.