This diary entry dated May 3, 1967, documents a significant meeting of the Academic YMCA at the Karolinum in Prague. The author distinguishes between the formal, ceremonial aspect of the gathering, which he views as a mere external frame, and the subsequent evening session that provided the event's true substance. During the evening, the discussion moved beyond sentimental reminiscence and general information-sharing toward a central existential and political challenge: whether it is permissible to remain passive or if one must attempt to change the current situation within the limits of their abilities. The entry highlights a dialogue with figures such as Ondra and Opočenský, which, though brief, signaled a potential for future cooperation. The reflection conveys a sense of urgency regarding the renewal of the Federation's activities while simultaneously expressing uncertainty and fear of potential failure or political repercussions. The author questions whether there is hope for a meaningful outcome that does not result in disaster.