J.Y Park, recently disclosed his turn to biblical studies for comfort during a time of personal and professional turmoil following his divorce and an unsuccessful business venture in the United States.

In a video titled "Enjoyed Eating and Hanging Out with Cheonsang (celestial) Artist Jin Young Hyung (older brother, referring to J.Y Park)," posted on Sung Si Kyung's YouTube channel on the 21st, J.Y Park delved into the profound impact this period had on his life. He stated, "I immersed myself in the Bible and, finding truth in its words, came to believe in it. My knowledge of Israel's history might surpass that of Korean professors specializing in the subject, which eventually led me to reside in Israel. I disposed of my phone, feeling I couldn't go on without completing my studies."

Park further confided, "Around that time, I experienced a divorce and a business failure in the United States. It was a pivotal moment. Even in marriage, I tried to overcome a sense of emptiness. Post-divorce, I spent two years hosting parties four to five days a week in my penthouse. One morning, I awoke to find people strewn about and thought to myself, 'This can't be everything.' That realization marked the end of my partying days."

During this introspective time, Park admitted, "I had to continue living, but I was plagued by a sense of hollowness. Music has never been my ultimate pursuit; it's my vocation, but true joy stems from personal connections. Despite the need to carry on, life felt unbearable."

He added, "While I haven't explored every world religion, I thoroughly investigated the major ones. In late October 2012, I placed the Bible on my bed and knelt down. I dedicated myself to understanding it more earnestly than I had ever pursued music."

Sung Si Kyung remarked, "Those who don't believe in God, heaven, or hell, despite their long-standing beliefs, should have the liberty to disbelieve."

Expressing his discontent, J.Y Park mentioned, "For six years, I've appeared on broadcasts, discussing every subject but this significant one. It's frustrating not to be able to converse about this crucial aspect of humanity."

Sung Si Kyung reflected, "People say that when you meet Hyung (older brother, referring to Park Jin-young), one of two things will happen: you'll either strongly dislike the encounter, or you'll be moved to tears and linger on the experience," bringing a sentimental tone to the conversation.