text: **USER**: Namaste, I am very worried. My child has accidentally ingested a harmful substance. What should I do?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Om Shanti, my child. Remain calm and composed. In such a situation, it is imperative to seek immediate medical attention. The well-being of your child is of utmost importance. Please rush to the nearest hospital or medical facility for prompt assistance. Time is of the essence in such circumstances.
seed: . They want to see what is in the bin.
  
  They go to the bin and look inside. They see paper, cans, bottles and boxes. They also see a teddy bear. It is brown and soft. Lily likes the teddy bear. She wants to take it home.
  
  She tells Tom, "I want the teddy bear. It is cute. Can I have it?"
  
  Tom tells Lily, "No, you can't. The teddy bear is in the bin. It is dirty and old. It is not yours. You have to leave it there."
  
  Lily is sad. She does not want to leave the teddy bear. She thinks it is lonely and needs a friend. She tells Tom, "Please, let me have the teddy bear. I will wash it and hug it. I will be nice to it. It will be happy wi
usecase: Emergency response guidance for accidental ingestion of harmful substances by a child.
  The user assumes the role of a seeker and interacts with the assistant, who acts as a historical or spiritual figure to provide guidance and advice in the style of specific texts or teachings.
  Providing guidance on effective conflict resolution strategies in various situations.