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Ekyukakyuka (Change)

Change is one of the few things we all experience—but rarely understand fully. Some changes we pray for and plan toward. Others arrive unannounced, disruptive, and unsettling. Some lift us up; others break us down. In this conversation, we wrestle honestly with enkyuukakyuuka—what change really is, why human beings both desire and resist it, and how we are meant to respond when life refuses to remain the same. We explore questions such as: Enkyuukakyuuka kye kiki? What do we really mean when we talk about “change”? Why do people long for change, yet fear it at the same time? Are there good changes and bad changes—or is it our interpretation that makes them so? Are changes forced upon us, or do we participate in shaping them? When change comes unexpectedly, how do we cope, adjust, and remain grounded? This discussion goes beyond theory. It touches real life—shifts in seasons, relationships, finances, faith, health, loss, and identity. Including the hard truth that some changes, like death and loss, are certain, yet still deeply destabilizing. Whether you are anticipating change, resisting it, or recovering from it, this session invites reflection, honesty, and wisdom. Questioning to Understand. Understanding to Live Wisely. 📌 Join the conversation, reflect deeply, and share your thoughts in the comments.