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A common misunderstanding among the power illiterate is believing that power is equivalent to force. They are actually opposites. Power mean the ability to have effects WITHOUT having to use force.
A better word for power then (since power has connotations of force) is 'leadership' (though that has different interpretations as well) But essentially, it is the 'power' to have people willingly listen to you and follow you.
Anyone can burn a city to the ground with enough people and fire. Few can take it over with culture and wealth intact. Anyone can coerce with force/money/etc... Few can lead with their follower's will intact.
"Invisible power games" aren't necessarily shadowy and political. A 'leader' by definition stands between followers on one side, and the unknown on the other. The leader figure interprets a messy reality, the precise reality that the follower do *not* want to face.
Leadership is far less roaring at the top of pride rock like a lion and more like holding a torch at the head of group wading into darkness.
A sort of 'pseudo-leadership' is like an emissary taking you on a tour of a Grand Glorious Country. Teaching you who to know, who to avoid, how to dress, talk, bow, etc... It's not exploring the 'true' unknown because the invisible rules are made by man, not nature.
Summary: The path to leadership over your life(power) first involves accepting the silence that will come from the world. Power requires being comfortable with the silence of the void.
(In this way, meditation can be 'fake'). It's a pseudo-silence that is often used more as yet-another-escape from true silence. You still have the hustle and bustle background noise of monastic music and the rustle of monk robes.
"Peace and Quiet" is the OPPOSITE of "Silence of the Existential Void"
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