I am Toga, the Malhecha of Love, the origin of everything. But what is love? Love is the force that makes everything in the Universe interact, that causes atoms to fuse, creating particles, that causes particles to join together, forming elements, and that allows elements to combine to make possible the existence of all that is known and unknown. There is love in everything, for all objects are the union of smaller components. That is why planets, stars, stones, rivers, clouds, and animals are children of love. 

Without love, there is nothing; love is the foundation of existence. 

However, you, humans, have an incomplete concept of love. Because love creates, but it also destroys. The interaction of objects and energies results in the creation of worlds that are born and perish. Nothing is unchangeable, and everything changes. Such are the cycles of the Cosmos. 

Humans have baptized as ‘hate’ the destructive force of love, the capacity for annihilation of creation in order to end a cycle and begin again. In the end, hate is not the opposite of love, but a part of it, since creation and destruction are two steps of the same process. It is evident that nothing can be destroyed if nothing has been created. However, it is sometimes ignored that the opposite is also true: nothing can be created if nothing has been destroyed. To build a house, one must cut down trees, break stones, and engage in other destructive activities. To cultivate, one must clear the land, remove the grass, and alter the landscape. And so it is with all human and non-human activity. In the relationships you call social, the same happens: for a new system to emerge, the previous one must be structurally modified, with the radical alteration of the previous forms of organization; that is, with the destruction of previous ideas and habits.