The COVID-19 pandemic has many people feeling lost and afraid. World religions can provide us with ways to make sense of this experience and provide paths to transcend it. Our local “shelter-in-place” order came towards the end of our Winter term at De Anza College, so I thought it would be useful to both my current and former Comparative Religion students to have a lecture that reviewed the major spiritual traditions from class in light of the current pandemic, both as a way to better understand these traditions and to discuss how they can help us overcome the fear, anger, anxiety, and chaos that the pandemic has brought into many people’s lives.
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About Javy W. Galindo
Javy Wong Galindo, M.A., M.Eng. is a college professor of philosophy, humanities, and psychology in Northern California. He is a popular instructor at John F. Kennedy University and De Anza College, located in the heart of Silicon Valley. This former electrical engineer and performing arts instructor is now most well-known for his engaging college courses and public talks. He is the author of The Power of Thinking Differently (2010) and Authentic Happiness in Seven Emails (2014). Learn more about Javy at www.JavyGalindo.com.
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