Table 1.

Methodological questions for the resilience dialogue.

Context	Questions
Extent	⁃To what extent can/does the individual cope? ⁃Under which circumstances?
Change	⁃Is resilience based on a structural or individual change or both? ⁃What changes the individual and the society need to achieve to overcome this adversity?
Knowledge	⁃What knowledge is needed to be more resilient at the individual and leadership levels?
Values	⁃Which values will we choose to drive economic, political, and individual choices?
Vulnerability	⁃Is there a differentiated vulnerability among people?
Philosophy	⁃Can philosophical/spiritual approaches/practices increase the individual’s resilience and self-healing?
Consciousness	⁃Can we help ourselves to remain strong facing the adversity by extracting courage and wisdom from within? ⁃What truths from our unconscious do we need to recall?
	⁃Can the human-ecological interconnections’ awareness make us more resilient and responsible?
Science	⁃Whom and what can we trust in coping with the hazard?
Leadership	⁃What kind of leadership is needed?
Post-hazard time	⁃Can societies and economies restart after the lockdown?