This is how we usually ask: let there be health, money, let things work out. The Vedas allow for that — they are like a wish-fulfilling tree. You want wealth, there is a ritual; you want a son, there is a ritual; you want a good husband, there is one too. Ask for anything — it is all there. Then he turns the picture around. You can come to the tree and ask for your own thing, but the fruit that has grown on it is what the tree itself wants to give. And the Holy Name is named exactly that: the ripe fruit on the creeper of all the Vedas. So behind all those rituals the tree was holding one fruit for us all along, and it is not money, not a son. It wants to give us its juicy sweet fruit — the Name.