Can anyone explain binding mediation?

[Darth_Kitten]

Our union now recommends it. :evilgrin:

[madinmaryland]

1. I think binding meditation happens in yoga class.

:shrug:

[redwitch]

2. That's how I read it too!

It's for advanced students, of course.

[Demoiselle]

3. Is that when you get stuck in the Lotus Position?

sorry I couldn't resist it.

[madinmaryland]

4. Heh! Good one!!

:rofl:

[Darth_Kitten]

5. Maybe I should mention going on strike and getting next to no income...

would that make people laugh? haha.

[Bake]

6. Did you say blinding medication?

Bake

[Curmudgeoness]

7. First they tie you up (the binding part), then they send a company loyalist

who is not supposed to be a company loyalist to tell you why you will stay bound.

Actually, a neutral party listens to both sides in negotiations, and determines what can and cannot be done based on what they company can afford and what the situation is for the union workers. It is supposed to be a fair way to come to an agreement without having to strike (never a good thing unless it is resolved quickly). The problem is that whatever the mediator decides is how it is. Hopefully it works out well for both sides.

[pokerfan]

9. bondage like in Pulp Fiction?

[david13]

8. Your union? What union? Are you a DSO er? They are the ones

calling today for it.
No wait, you are thinking of binding meditation.
That's possibly what you need.
dc