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Goa based facilitator-trainer; Pravin Sabnis has been writing MONDAY MUSE
since the first Monday of 2004.
MONDAY MUSE (28 February 2011)
RAMAN EFFECT
India celebrates February 28, as Science Day. On this day in 1928, C.V. Raman,
through his experiments on the scattering of light, discovered what is termed
as the Raman Effect. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1930 for his
work
MONDAY MUSE (21 February 2011)
HEAR OUT
On Saturday, Video Volunteers organised a viewing of the weekend community news
show, on NewsX channel ‘Speak Out India’. It includes inputs from ‘India
Unheard’ - an initiative (by filmmaker Stalin K Padma Jessica Maybeery) to
empower voices that get
MONDAY MUSE (14 February 2011)
LOVE?
Since last evening, many of us received messages by SMS, email and on
networking sites that ‘on 14/02/1931, the legendary Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and
Sukhdev were hanged to their deaths, but Indians forget them and celebrate
Valentine Day!’ I replied to the
MONDAY MUSE (7 February 2011)
COMPENSATION
Over the weekend, advocates and activists, came to Goa for a HRLN organised
National consultation on ‘Litigating against Corporations for Human Rights!’ It
was indeed a ‘festival of facts’ of the struggle to reclaim democracy from the
grip of
MONDAY MUSE (31 January 2011)
SILENCE
‘Speak through Action’ – Rajan Babu, 2006 National President, JCI India.
Last weekend, my close friend and creative trainer, Vividh Pawaskar and yours
truly went to Kholapur. We had gone there at the invitation of my friend,
Anirudh Borkar who leads the
MONDAY MUSE (17 January 2011)
PROCRASTINATION
Procrastination is an attitude to put off intentionally and habitually the
doing of something that needs to be done. The term ‘procrastination comes from
the Latin word ‘procrastinatus’, which itself evolved from the prefix ‘pro’
meaning
MONDAY MUSE (10 January 2011)
CHANGE
‘Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different
results’ – Albert Einstein
Einstein’s famous quote is so very true that if we keep on doing the same
things, taking the same actions and thinking the same thoughts, guess what
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MONDAY MUSE (20 December 2010)
BASICS
During my school days, I read the story of a King who went on an extensive trip
across his kingdom! When he returned back to the luxuries of his palace, he
complained that his feet were aching. It was the first time that he had been on
such a long trip,
MONDAY MUSE (13 December 2010)
FULL-ON
Goa Sudharop (a team of Goan Diaspora) along with Fr Agnel College, Pilar
organised a 3-day workshop for college students on the theme of ‘Goan Volunteer
Spirit’. The resource persons were volunteers working towards positive
transformations in different
MONDAY MUSE (6 December 2010)
MAP
Zen philosophy insists that truth has nothing to do with words. It likens Truth
and words to a moon and a finger, respectively. Buddha says that though the
finger can point to the moon’s location, it is necessary to look beyond the
finger to see the moon.
MONDAY MUSE (29 November 2010)
BARREN?
Recently, a researcher was surveying responses to proposed amendments to the
draconian Land Acquisition Act. In the village of Keri in Goa, Ramkrishna
Jhalmi was asked whether he felt it was okay for the Government to acquire
barren land. His response
MONDAY MUSE (15 November 2010)
PRACTICE
During our school days, we would be all charged up every time we see a martial
art movie. We would walk on our toes, run up the stairs with buckets filled
with water and eventually join some martial art class. However, save a few,
most would drop out
MONDAY MUSE (8 November 2010)
DEEP WIDE
Look around at people you find interesting to converse with... They could be
friends, doctors, pharmacists, barbers, shopkeepers or the like. What is the
secret of being a successful conversationalist? They can talk politics with a
politician, finance
MONDAY MUSE (1 November 2010)
MENTOR
In Greek mythology, Odysseus entrusted his fiend Mentor with the full care and
education of his son, Telemachus. Because of Mentor's near-paternal
relationship with Telemachus, the term Mentor has been adopted as a term
meaning a parent-like teacher.
MONDAY MUSE (18 October 2010)
PICTURE PERFECT LIFE
We are constantly surrounded by verbal and visual messages that shriek and
screech out that our life will be truly perfect if only... we had a better
complexion, a better figure and physique, a better house, a better coat of
paint on the
MONDAY MUSE (11 October 2010)
JAI PRAKASH
The slogan ‘andhere main ek prakash... Jai Prakash’ (a light beams in the
dark... Jai Prakash) echoed in the 1970s. The dark times referred to the
authoritarian rule of then Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi; which eventually led
in the infamous
MONDAY MUSE (27 September 2010)
INDIGENOUS
The Goan Diaspora initiative, Goa Sudharop conducts workshops for college
students. This year, the series connects youth with the theme of Spirit of Goan
Volunteerism. Sociologist, Dr. Bernadette Gomes in a session, screened her
documentary on the
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The learner-seed is nurtured with gardening!
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MONDAY MUSE (29 August 2010)
TAKING INITIATIVE!
Training sessions are enhanced by the use of appropriate videos. One of
personal favourites - a video created in 2007 as part of the Lead India
Campaign launched by the Times of India Group – is an excellent example of
‘taking initiative’. It
MONDAY MUSE (23 August 2010)
Light, please!
Once, Alexander the Great went in person to see the Greek theorist, Diogenes
and found him lying in the sun. When the monarch offered to fulfil his stated
wish, Diogenes promptly requested, ‘please stand out of my light!’
The above anecdote raises
MONDAY MUSE (16 August 2010)
AUGUST, 16th!
In India, the Independence Day is celebrated on 15 August by wearing patriotism
on our sleeves. Our clothes, our facebook status, our group SMS and everything
possible, proudly declares our pride in being an Indian. Almost all such
publicly stated
MONDAY MUSE (9 August 2010)
HOBSON’S CHOICE
‘Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants, so long as it is
black.’ - Choice offered on the Ford Model T.
In the late 16th century, Thomas Hobson rented out horses to university
students at Cambridge. The students picked up
MONDAY MUSE (2 August 2010)
THE OTHER SIDE
Once, a wanderer came to the banks of a wide river. He wondered on ways to
cross the broad barrier, but in vain. Just as he was about to turn back, he saw
a Zen master on the other side of the river. He shouted out, ‘Sir, please tell
me how to get to
MONDAY MUSE (26 July 2010)
WEALTH
Na biwi na baccha, naa baap bada na bhaiya...
The whole thing is that sabse bada rupaiya!
(not wife, not child, not father, not brother...
The whole thing is that the most important is money)
-Old Hindi song by actor-filmmaker, Mehmood
Wealth makes
MONDAY MUSE (19 July 2010)
PERSONAL ANTHEM
150 years after his birth, Rabindranath Tagore’s legacy as a poet, novelist,
musician, and playwright continues to inspire… as does his poem - ‘where the
mind is without fear and the head is held high’. While the entire poem is
inspirational, the
MONDAY MUSE (12 July 2010)
RISE UP
Imagine a situation where a person trips and falls to the ground. What should
he do? Should he wait for somebody to help him rise on his feet once again?
What if there is no help forthcoming? Surely in such a scenario, most of us
should choose to rise up on
MONDAY MUSE (21 June 2010)
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Here’s an inspirational story that I first heard from my favourite teacher, Fr.
Gatti... A visitor to a beach noticed that the waves brought along hundreds of
starfish. However, when the waves ebbed, they left behind many starfish to die.
The man
MONDAY MUSE (21 June 2010)
TRUE SELF
An eager student approached a Zen master with a poser, ‘I don’t know who I am.
Please, help me see my true self!’ The master just kept silent. The man began
to plead and persist, yet the master gave no response. Finally the man resigned
to his frustration
MONDAY MUSE (14 June 2010)
WIIFM
In most organisations, leadership responsibilities include the important tenet
that motivation to achieve goals is proportional to the extent that
self-interests are satisfied. This theory is popularly known as ‘What’s in it
for me?’ or WIIFM. To put it
MONDAY MUSE (7 June 2010)
CUP OF CAFFEINE
One night, a businessman was working late in his office on a crucial
assignment. He was exhausted and was finding it difficult to remain awake. He
reached out for the bottle of coffee that his secretary kept in her desk and
made himself a hot cup of
MONDAY MUSE (31 May 2010)
SOUND DETECTIVES
Sensory awareness plays a crucial role in Out Bound Training. One such activity
is called Sound Detectives. Participants are asked to close their eyes and
listen. They are told to detect the various sounds that they can hear… the
nearest one… the
MONDAY MUSE (24 May 2010)
CAREER
Results of the HSSC Board and Entrance Examinations have been declared. Those,
whose results are below expectations, seem desperate and lost. And ones who
have done well, also appear tense and nervous. Most students and parents are
careering towards the race
MONDAY MUSE (17 May 2010)
SANDWICH GENERATION
Upon completing his training in restoration and conservation, Victor Hugo Gomes
returned to Goa to take charge as curator of the Musuem of Christian Art at the
Seminary of Rachol. His research made him realise that years of accumulated
wisdom in
MONDAY MUSE (10 May 2010)
CURTAIN CALL
In stage shows, at the end of a performance when the performers return to be
recognized by the audience for what is called a curtain call. One by one,
actors, dancers, musicians and backstage artists assemble on stage to receive
their rightful applause
PRAVIN SABNIS conducts UNLEARNING UNLIMITED outbound workshops. MONDAY MUSE is
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Are The Future (2005), Speak Through Action (2006), Develop New Dimensions
(2007) the JCI theme – BE BETTER (2008 onwards).
MONDAY MUSE (16 April 2010)
TALENT
What really is talent? Can a person with a melodious voice be described as
talented? Surely not until an audience appreciates his singing! When we speak
about somebody’s talent we are obviously talking about a proven performance,
not about a latent quality.
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To BE BETTER at living life in sync with our vision!
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PRAVIN SABNIS conducts UNLEARNING UNLIMITED outbound workshops. MONDAY MUSE is
based on JCI-India’s National President’s theme: Touch To Transform (2004), We
Are The Future (2005), Speak Through Action (2006
MONDAY MUSE (22 March 2010)
H2O
Today as the world celebrates Water Day; let’s
revisit the stirring story of Ralegaon Siddhi in Maharashtra, India.
The drought-prone villagers were in debt. Rampant alcoholism brought along
feuds and crime, especially against women. The village temple
MONDAY MUSE (15 March 2010)
BUILDING BRIDGES
Two brothers with adjacent farms fell apart after years of farming side by
side, sharing machinery and labour. The relationship soured because a small
misunderstanding grew into an exchange of bitter words. The enmity resulted in
the younger
MONDAY MUSE (8 March 2010)
YIN-YANG
In the 1980s, when television was new to Goa, the start of the telecast would
bring into view the rotating form of ‘yin-yang’ that evolved into the logo of
Doordarshan. However, we were not aware of the deep meaning of one of the
oldest and best-known life
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MONDAY MUSE (8 February 2010)
WINDOW
In school, we heard the story of two men sharing a hospital room. The younger
man’s ailment forced him to lie flat on his back all the time. Every morning
and evening, the older man – whose bed was near the room's only window - would
sit up and describe
MONDAY MUSE (25 January 2010)
A BETTER DAY
At our home, the bathroom mirror doubles up as a writing board.
Birthday wishes, ‘welcome back’ messages, ‘things to do’ are penned down using
colourful markers. It works very well as the wishes and important messages get
seen at the
MONDAY MUSE (18 January 2010)
MARATHON
Months of focussed zeal and marathon efforts bore fruit for Goan architect,
Sunil Sardessai as he successfully completed the half marathon at Mumbai. The
event put on display the inspiring spirit of the marathon reflected in the body
language of the
MONDAY MUSE (11 January 2010)
DEAD OR ALIVE
Yesterday, at a youth leadership development workshop organised by Goa
Sudharop, the Chief Guest, Fr Maverick Fernandes was at his innovative best.
Instead of speaking from the podium, he walked to the whiteboard and wrote
about a person born
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MONDAY MUSE (28 December 2009)
KYOSEI
‘Kyosei’ is a union of two Japanese words: ‘kyo’ means together and ‘sei’ means
to live. The term was first used in academic biology to refer to symbiosis.
However, the concept of ‘kyosei’ is also increasingly used in the social
context as ‘living and
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MONDAY MUSE (21 December 2009)
PEZ!
On 6 December 2006, a meeting was convened in Goa to discuss the then impending
danger of the proposed SEZs (Special Economic Zones). During the deliberations,
somebody suggested that the alternatives to SEZs were PEZ (People’s
MONDAY MUSE (14 December 2009)
THE STORY OF STUFF
Every summer when Annie Leonard’s family would drive out to camp, she would
look at the landscape. She noted that the stores reached a bit further and the
forests started a bit later every subsequent year. She wondered where the
forests were
MONDAY MUSE (7 December 2009)
THE FIRST PRINCIPLE
Kosen was a Zen Master, exceptionally skilled in calligraphy. Once, he was
asked to sketch onto paper the words “The First Principle”, to guide carpenters
to carve a larger carving in wooden gate of the temple. However while he
sketched he was
Join in solidarity with villagers of Dhulapi who will commemorate 25 years of
BHOPAL DISASTER on December 03, 2009 at 4.00 pm.
Dhulapi in Corlim Panchayat in Goa's Tiswadi taluka is facing industrial
disaster due to Swiss multinational pesticides factory – SYNGENTA.
MONDAY MUSE (30 November
MONDAY MUSE (23 November 2009)
PAST TENSE?
You'd turn out this way too, if you had a childhood like mine was the answer
two brothers gave whenever asked why their lives turned out the way they did.
They shared a dreadful childhood. Their mother died young and their father was
an abusive
MONDAY MUSE (16 November 2009)
DOOMSDAY RETURNS
“I worry that, especially as the Millennium edges nearer, pseudo-science and
superstition will seem year by year more tempting, the siren song of unreason
more sonorous and attractive.” – Dr Carl Sagan
Dr Sagan’s apprehensions about modern
MONDAY MUSE (9 November 2009)
SINGLE STORY
“The single story creates stereotypes. And the problem with stereotypes is not
that they are untrue, but that they are incomplete.” - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
In the early 80’s, a single story was spread about the Sikh community in India
… that
MONDAY MUSE (19 October 2009)
TERRORISM
The annual general body of the Parent Teachers Association provides occasion to
voice concerns. At my daughter’s school, a parent, Mr. Zaidi spoke on the
threatening trepidation of terrorism. He made a pertinent point that terrorists
were not just
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MONDAY MUSE (5 October 2009)
ART OF DYING
“I have seen two types of persons... some die silently, others die shouting…
and now I saw the third kind” – from the film ‘Rang de Basanti’
When he was born on 17 February 1930 in Calicut, Kerala, the astrologers
refused to cast a horoscope for
MONDAY MUSE (28 September 2009)
JOY OF GIVING
An ancient tale tells the story of woman who while wandering in the mountains,
found a precious stone in a stream. The next day she met a hungry traveler and
when she opened her bag to share her food, he saw the precious stone.
Instinctively, he
MONDAY MUSE (21 September 2009)
WE SHALL OVERCOME
Today is the International Day of Peace. ‘Peace’ is deemed to signify an
absence of antagonism and aggression. But it also represents a broader outlook
of healthy interpersonal relationships in an interdependent world. Reasons for
the absence
MONDAY MUSE (14 September 2009)
DANCING
“Those move easiest who have learned to dance” - Alexander Pope
For many the thought of moving body to the sound of music may not be too
exciting. It takes guts to dance, especially in front of an audience. We are
afraid of making fools of ourselves.
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MONDAY MUSE (31 August 2009)
RESPONSIBILITY
Imagine a King stripped of his kingdom and his wealth… Imagine a dog attacking
this king-turned-pauper… and NOW imagine, a passer-by greeting the king… What
would we do if we were the king fleeing that fearful dog? Maybe we would not
even pause to
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BOOK RELEASE: Medieval Goa by Teotonio R. de Souza
Will be re-released after 30 years on August 21, 2009 at 5:15pm
at Goa Chambers of Commerce and Industry Hall,
near Azad Maidan in Panjim, Goa
MONDAY MUSE (10 August 2009)
BIG STONES
In the late 90s, while conducting training sessions on time management, I used
to carry along a plastic jar. I would put stones, one by one, into the jar.
Once the jar was filled to the top, I would ask the participants, “Is the jar
full? Obviously,
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MONDAY MUSE (20 July 2009)
ROOM FOR RUMOUR
“Beware of false knowledge; it is more dangerous than ignorance.”- G. B. Shaw
Wednesday, July 22, 2009 will see the occurrence of the longest total solar
eclipse of this century, which will not be surpassed in duration until June 13,
2132. A
MONDAY MUSE (13 July 2009)
LOL
LOL is an acronym for ‘laugh out loud’ or ‘laughing out loud’. It is being
increasingly used in internet and cellular textual communication. Although,
some may also use it to mean ‘lots of love’, the majority would be using the
abbreviation to indicate their
MONDAY MUSE (6 July 2009)
LANTERN
In ancient Japan, while venturing into the dark night, people carried
bamboo-and-paper lanterns with candles inside.
One night, a host offered his blind visitor a lantern to carry home with him.
The blind man declined saying, Darkness or light is all the
MONDAY MUSE (29 June 2009)
LUCK?
Once, an old farmer’s old horse ran off into the hills. When, his neighbours
sympathised with him over his bad luck, the farmer replied, 'Bad luck? Good
luck? Who knows?' A week later the horse returned with an imposing wild horse
from the hills and this
MONDAY MUSE (15 June 2009)
GRATITUDE
A Zen master’s school was in urgent need of repairs. A rich man generously
donated five hundred ryo (gold pieces). However, after handing over the sack of
gold, he was disappointed with the attitude of the teacher who did not thank
him.
Slyly he
MONDAY MUSE (8 June 2009)
MURPHY’S LAW
“If anything can go wrong, it will! – Murphy’s Law
So often, when things go wrong, we use the crutches of what is popularly known
as Murphy’s Law to justify unanticipated failure. Thus we shift the onus of
responsibility from ourselves and condemn
MONDAY MUSE (25 May 2009)
THE EXTRA MILE
‘And my destination makes it worth the while
Pushing through the darkness, still another mile’
- from the song ‘I have a dream’ by ABBA
Quite often, trekking greenhorns despair about the length of the route. The
regulars use two convincing
MONDAY MUSE (18 May 2009)
TEKISUI
A Zen master asked his young disciple to bring him a pail of water for his
bath. The student brought the water and, after filling the bath bucket, threw
on to the ground the little water that was left over. The master scolded him,
“Why didn’t you give the
MONDAY MUSE (11 May 2009)
SING A SONG
My friend, Nirmesh Tyagi had a childhood dream to be a singer. Since his family
was connected with the Hindi film fraternity, his talent was noticed early.
However, offers to get him trained were let by. Years later, Nirmesh is
discovering his
Many of us have been huge fans
of Frank Fernand's music...
He was born on 3 May 1919 at Curchorem
My AV tribute to the Great Goan
was my first amateur attempt at movie-maker
based on a script by Isidore Dantas
and family photos sent by Frank's daughters
Doris, Elfin Larissa
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MONDAY MUSE (4 May 2009)
ROCK
For many years, a farmer had ploughed around a large rock in his field. He
would curse the rock, every time he damaged his plough on it. Though he tried
to be better at avoiding the rock, he managed to break yet another plough, one
day. Remembering all the
MONDAY MUSE (27 April 2009)
CARRYING?
One of my favourite Zen Stories tells the tale of two monks travelling
together. As usual, they walked in deep silence. They came across a shallow
spring on the way. A lovely girl in a silk kimono and sash was standing there,
obviously worried about
Remembering Aquino Braganca (b. 6 April 1924), who fought for freedom
of the former Portuguese colonies in Africa. An online tribute
http://aquinobraganca.wordpress.com/ (includes many historical
MONDAY MUSE (30 March 2009)
UNDERSTANDING
Last Thursday, poetry films were screened at the International Centre, Goa. In
the discussion that followed a couple of youngsters candidly expressed their
inability to understand all the films. So often, so many of us believe that we
do not
MONDAY MUSE (23 March 2009)
THE UNCERTAINTY OF DEATH
Some stories that we read in our childhood seem meaningful much later in life.
One such story told the predicament of a young man seized by an existential
dilemma. He felt life was futile since death was not in his control. He
believed
MONDAY MUSE (23 February 2009)
FORTE
The Marathi film, “Majhi Goshta” (My Story) was screened on last Friday at the
International Centre, Goa. The film reveals the travails and the travel of a
schizophrenic patient who gets timely help and guidance to discover his
self-actualisation in
MONDAY MUSE (9 February 2009)
A PATCH OF HUMOUR
A woman had a below-knee amputation as a result of having diabetes and smoking
all of her life. When she was regaining consciousness in the Recovery Unit, her
doctor-son smiled at her and said ‘Well mum, how does it feel to have one leg
in
RAGE CONTROL
An ancient Zen story tells the tale of a young man who easily succumbed to the
emotion of anger. The aftermath of his uncontrollable fury would leave him
regretting his words, actions and behaviour. He wished to control his unruly
rage and went seeking solution from a renowned
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be better if we involved in
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In a continuing saga of Police violence on peacefully agitating anti-mining
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