Rabbi Nachman of Breslav, composed a short but meaningful story, known as "Maase be Baal Bitachon" that is particularly relevant in our "Days of the Corona." 

The essence of the work was in the process that involved its creation, handwriting the entire story through hand embroidery in a special technique. 

The story tells about the relationship of a king, rich but always miserable, waiting for external reinforcements in order to feel good, and in contrast the poor, who has no money, but is happy by the fact that he can do the work of repairs, both materially and spiritually. The message from this story is that happiness comes from an inner place, and is subject to constant work by each and everyone of us