UN : I would like a seat.
The Chant (TC) : Make a seat for yourself. You have a big house.
UN : I would like a seat which is not at the cost of something else.
TC : So you want a seat for free?
UN : I don’t wish to sacrifice family harmony in lieu for a seat.
TC : Ok. Seat will open. You need to get some family Karma out of the way before it opens.
UN : Also, I don’t want a seat at the cost of my profession.
TC : Why?
UN : I’ve fought very hard to put my profession together.
TC : Fine. You’ll need to get some professional Karma out of the way, then.
UN : Before seat opens?
TC : Yes.
UN : I mean, the current window for a “seat” is a bit of a killer.
TC : So what? I need to see how steadfast you are. Cling to me.
UN : On the treadmill, at 6 kmh, balancing, puffing and panting, and chanting – what if I fall?
TC : Cling to me. You’ll be fine.
UN : Can’t it just be a straight-forward seat?
TC : It will be. First prove your steadfastness. Also, get your Gongyo going properly.
UN : Gongyo gets going properly with proper seat.
TC : Oh, a trade-off, is it?
UN : I do have some kind of say in it, or not? And what about meeting windows?
TC : What about them?
UN : I’ll need to show up at a meeting some time or the other. When does that window open?
TC : Do you want to show up?
UN : I don’t mind, but not at the cost of professional appointments or family harmony.
TC : And if those two are not affected, then do you want to show up?
UN : I’ll definitely give it a try.
TC : Over a one year period, some meeting windows will open.
UN : When do they start opening?
TC : Over the next six weeks, at least one meeting window will open.
UN : And be successfully utilized?
TC : Yes.
UN : Ok, thanks, bye.
TC : Bye.
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