The coronavirus has driven many to introspection. That's why the Elijah Interfaith Institute launched \u201cCoronaspection.\u201d The project is a 39-part video series sharing words of wisdom and inspiration from the world's religious leaders during the coronavirus pandemic.<\/p>\n
Corona has given this little idea for us to stop and think.<\/p>\n
RABBI ALON GOSHEN-GOTTSTEIN<\/strong> Each video presents a message or one-on-one interview with a different religious leader, either Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Baha'i.<\/p>\n RABBI ALON GOSHEN-GOTTSTEIN<\/strong> The project is neither controversial nor political. It's objective is simply to accompany people during the pandemic by sharing the wealth of spiritual insights different religions can offer.<\/p>\n Our doors are locked, but our hearts should be open.<\/p>\n
\n Director, Elijah Interfaith Institute
\n \u201cWhat one sees unfailingly is how despite all these difficulties, religious leaders from different parts of the world, from 15 countries, from different religions, all joined in in trying to find the positive side, to turn what looks like a curse or a hardship, into an opportunity, something for growth, something to learn from.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Director, Elijah Interfaith Institute
\n \u201cBecause they're interviews, people actually see a conversation, a trusted conversation between myself and other people. So there is a sense of modeling respectful listening, mutual enrichment, bringing out wisdom, going for that deeper reflection, and people find that nourishing. So that's what 'Coronaspection' is.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n