Change is often distressing when we experience the great unknown with something we are personally attached to. The experience can be overwhelming, chaotic, and disorienting.
Knowing change occurs is far different from experientially going through change. Our reactions to change are typically felt, emotional, convoluted, and psychologically stirring.
Amongst philosophers, it is often said that the only certainty in life is uncertainty, and yet this logical realization offers little emotional comfort when people experience significant change.
When change occurs in our relationships, finances, career, or around our health, the experience can challenge our fundamental ideas about fairness or justice.
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