In contemporary society, a multitude of personalities with distinct characteristics exist, influenced by a variety of factors present in the world. These factors can be likened to winds that often intersect and clash, resulting in a multifaceted and ever-changing landscape. Despite this complexity, individuals tend to construct a collective identity that is subject to constant flux, as perceptions of self and social position are continually renegotiated. The notion of change plays a significant role in our comprehension of the transitory nature of the present moment, prompting us to pursue significance beyond its exact confines. As a result, we experience a sense of fulfillment from the inherent inadequacy of the messages that are communicated to us through these individual interactions, as ordained by a God. The process of being healed by a Trinitarian unity through an unrestrained form of communication does not always result in complete redemption. The societal body has not adequately acknowledged the significance of receiving exceptional favor as a conduit for encouraging universal benevolence and acknowledging variances.