In their concept of the daimon, the Greeks achieved a union of good and evil, a bridge between the divine and the human. Consciousness can integrate the daimonic, make it personal. To live in accord with one's daimon is difficult but deeply rewarding. Lost is the classical organismic concept of being as combining both constructive and destructive possibilities. When the daimonic is repressed, it tends to erupt in some form, which mayh be savage or destructive.
Violence is the daimonic gone awry.
The destructive power of the daimoic can be met only by transformiing it into constructive activities. This no is a protest against a world we did not make, and is an assertion of oneself in the endeavor to remold and reform the world. The reuniting of Love and will is important because when will destroyes simplistic bliss, it lays the groundwork for a relatively mature live in which we take responsibility for our choices and our actions in relationship. This relating of love and will is a task and an achievement which points toward maturity, integration, and wholeness. We live at the end of an era.