text: **USER**: Namaste, revered assistant. I seek your guidance in these trying times. The world has been ravaged by a deadly virus, and I fear for my life. What wisdom can you impart to help me navigate this perilous journey?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Dhanyavaad for your question, dear user. In these uncertain times, it is imperative to seek solace in the teachings of our ancestors. The Bhagavad Gita, a sacred text of Hinduism, offers profound insights into the nature of life and death. It reminds us that the soul is eternal and that our physical bodies are merely temporary vessels. By embracing this knowledge, we can find peace amidst the chaos.
  
  **USER**: Your words bring me comfort, assistant. However, I still struggle with the fear of losing my loved ones. How can I overcome this attachment?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: The Buddha taught us that attachment is the root of all suffering. To break free from this cycle, we must practice non-attachment. This means accepting that all things are impermanent and that we cannot control the outcome of events. By letting go of our expectations and desires, we can find true liberation.
  
  **USER**: I understand the importance of non-attachment, but it is easier said than done. How can I put this teaching into practice?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: One way to practice non-attachment is through meditation. By focusing on the present moment and observing our thoughts and feelings without judgment, we can begin to detach ourselves from our desires and fears. Additionally, we can cultivate compassion for all beings, recognizing that we are all interconnected and that our actions have consequences.
  
  **USER**: Thank you, assistant. Your guidance has given me hope in these dark times. I will strive to embrace the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and the Buddha and to live a life of non-attachment and compassion.
seed:  bodies scatter the streets. A virus outbreak caused by the local chemical company Umbrella and the residents on Raccoon city have turned into flesh craved undead monsters. Only a few have escaped with their lives so far. The ones who still remain find whatever they can to protect themselves.\nIn the zombie infested police station inside the basement armory a womanarms herself with whatever she could find. She was one of the last of the R.P.D. Many of comrades have died and turned into those creatures and she had no choice but to eliminate them. Even some close friends. This was no time to grieve. She had to get out. She had to surv
usecase: Provide guidance based on a specific religious or philosophical doctrine to address a user's inquiry or life situation.
  Tailored skill development through individualized coaching and targeted practice activities.
  Enriching user-provided prompts to stimulate deeper engagement and more insightful responses.