Pandemic Inspirational Quotes

“We have a chance to do something extraordinary. As we head out of this pandemic we can change the world. Create a world of love. A world where we are kind to each other. A world were we are kind no matter what class, race, sexual orientation, what religion or lack of or what job we have. A world we don't judge those at the food bank because that may be us if things were just slightly different. Let love and kindness be our roadmap.”
― Johnny Corn

“If everything didn't happen the way it happened this year, then think about it, everything would just be the same. And there's something very wrong with that thought. It wasn't supposed to remain the same, going on and on in an endless hum drum motion, repeating all the old rhythms, living in all the old lies, playing back all the same voices in the mind. It needed to end. Something needed to be over. Something new needs to take its place.”
― C. JoyBell C.

“Instead of shutting ourselves off in fear, becoming victims—part of the problem—we became a solution.”
― Cleo Coyle, Billionaire Blend

“I feel that quarantine has brought me closer to other people, to everyone. Like, we are all finally on the same page now. I have spent my life attending to, and cultivating, my inner world. Moving outwards from what is within my heart and within the deepest recesses of my mind. "From-in-to-out" has always been my mode of living. I have always looked at everyone else and thought that they fill their hearts and their minds with static noise, so much noise. They feel things, but then they can just go and drown all of that in work immersion; they have pressing issues on their minds, but they can just go and drown the sounds of their own thoughts in a one-night-stand; they have wounds on their spirits, but they can evade feeling those wounds and healing them, by blowing themselves into larger-than-life projections in the workplace, at school, on social media. So much noise, just so much noise. I feel as though, all my life, I have been screaming at the world, begging people to go inward, to face their angels and their demons, to know themselves. Now in quarantine, I think everyone is forced to do exactly that. The world is forced into a quietness that should of happened long ago, every day, all the time. A quietness of retreating into the knowledge of, and the acquaintance with, the mind, the heart. I feel that now, at long last, everybody else is on the same page as myself. Being alone in quarantine is not mentally or emotionally or spiritually difficult for me. This is because I know the person I am with, I know me. And I like her.”
― C. JoyBell C.

“Big donations come with or after bigger announcements.”
― K.Hari Kumar

“Now for some hope. It's Easter Sunday. The day that is usually spent with family and friends. This year is more chill. That's all. Just hanging out by staying in. ON the other side of this we will all talk about this time. It will be like where you were for the great quake of 1989 or 9-11 or where you were when JFK was shot. It's going to be one of those kinds of moments. BUT the we made it through those times. We will make it through this. We are stronger together. Plus we will have a big Easter together next year! This year let's all just chill in place.”
― Johnny Corn

“I will always give you hope. Here is why. We will get through this. I want you to know this. This Easter I just chilled at home. So did you. Today I told a friend who was feeling low I told her this. We are in this moment. I know it is scary and depressing. BUT next year this will be a story. Maybe a topic of conversation on a first date. When this whole thing is over it will be "do you remember when" and we will get there. This too shall pass.”
― Johnny Corn

“This pandemic is world reset. We have a chance to change the world. What is has proven is no matter what your politics, no matter what your religion, no matter what your job status. We are all brother and sister in the world together. Human kindness has come out in so many ways. Can't buy a mask people make it for you. Don't have food, let me drop some off at your porch. Love is all around you. All you have to do is look! I think the world need a hippie right now and I am going to be a tad optimistic. Some advise from the original hippie. Love Thy Neighbor As Yourself. Let's have that as the new rule in this world reset.”
― Johnny Corn

“It is not lost on me that these are hard times. Worse times ahead. BUT there will be a better day. A day of love. A time of peace. A time of new beginnings. Hope. A world better than the spot of bother we are in now. KNOW THAT! We do have a better tomorrow ahead.”
― Johnny Corn

“God scoffs at (smiles at) those he sees denouncing the evils of which they are the cause.”
― Jean Baudrillard, Cool Memories V: 2000 - 2004

“Live every day as if you might be struck blind--that was the rule I made for myself now. In those first few days after the quarantine was lifted, we went around marveling at the smallest things, as if the Spanish flu had rendered us all blind & we'd suddenly gained our sight again. Every detail seemed suddenly as sharp as if seen for the first time. Life returned to SF, and it had never been more precious.”
― Jasmin Darznik, The Bohemians

“In Covid Pandemic, I have learned a new language to show compassion to the pandemic citizens of lost world.”
― Qamar Rafiq

“Facing the pandemic, is not what happened matters, it is how we respond.”
― Napz Cherub Pellazo

“The action you take today will secure your tomorrow and have its repercussions. The pandemic will frizzle out and get over someday shortly, but the survivors remain .
And remember we aim now at 'safeguarding lives' and 'safeguarding livelihood'.”
― Henrietta Newton Martin , Legal Advisor & Author

“The trees need to breathe too just as you and me do.”
― Avijeet Das

“Coronavirus pandemic is not an end of the world. It is an end of the bad Karma of humans. Now on would be the start of a great universe.”
― Lokesh Umak

“Hurdles have come, will come in future too.
The one who stands out hard will be the one who will sail out fast.”
― Harpreet Gaba

“Inasmuch as the humanist logic of difference is in some sense a universal simulation (one which culminates in the absurdity of a 'right to difference'), it leads directly, for all its benevolence, to that other desperate hallucination of difference known as racism. As differences and the cult of differences continue to grow, another, unprecedented kind of violence, anomalous and inaccessible to critical rationality, grows even faster. Segalen's 'unanticipated gaps' are not simply new differences: what springs up in order to combat the total homogenization of the world is the Alien - monstrous metaphor for the corpse-like, viral Other: the compound form of all the varieties of otherness done to death by our system.
This is a racism which, for lack of any biological underpinning, seizes on the very slightest variations in the order of signs; a racism which quickly takes on a viral and automatic character, and perpetuates itself while revelling in a generalized semiotics. And this racism can never be countered by any humanism of difference, for the simple reason that it is itself the virus of difference.”
― Jean Baudrillard, The Transparency of Evil: Essays in Extreme Phenomena

“to embrace joy in the midst is radical. to call out to magic. to drown in creative energy. to dabble in pleasure. to want softness. this is radical. don’t let them guilt you into believing otherwise. dwelling in this kind of radical does not keep us from showing up. from doing the critical work. if anything, it saves us for the work”
― malebo sephodi

“The whole word is familiar with Zoom now.”
― Germany Kent

“While the grief may not be same in each case, this feeling of suppressed anger, vague restlessness, bleak uncertainty, and emotional fatigue is real for each one of us breathing today. We, as a world are grieving together.”
― Anindita Das, What The Pandemic Learned From Me

“While we vented and ranted about the quarantine life hoping to wake up miraculously from this dystopian nightmare, we also discovered a newfound respect for the life that was, that we had left behind.”
― Anindita Das, What The Pandemic Learned From Me

“2020: Feet grounded, same space. Feeling lost, at a glacial pace. You're not alone...”
― B.K. Sweeting

“Pickleball got me through the Pandemic. I mean, is getting me through it.”
― Jeffrey Rasley, A Pickleball Soap Opera: Love, Murder, and Pickleball

“What a story to tell the world how Cornavirus has become impotent and friendless to reward ultra rich with more rights.”
― Qamar Rafiq