3 P’S For Being A Master Manager (5 May 2012)

Amit — Sat, 05 May 2012 20:52:01 +0000

On 5th May Chinmaya Mission of South Africa held its 2nd business seminar at Assagay hotel entitled 3 P’S For Being the Master Manager Potential, Performance, Perfection. Pujya Swami Abhedanandaji, the head of Chinmaya Mission of South Africa has been addressing the corporate sector and educational institutions in many countries like Singapore and India. Pujya Swamiji captivated the widely attended audience with his vast knowledge and great sense of wit & humour.

The R- reaction, D- demand and C-complaint formula was discussed in the first session. When these 3 are reduced in our lives, a person will be able to perform better in every facet of his life. In every person’s life, there are challenges and uncertainty and the way we respond to unexpected and unconducive situations affects our performance. Reaction is becoming over- sensitive, over- responsible and over- careful. A person is known by his credibility, honesty, character and deep understanding. Strength is required to manage our mind and emotions. Demand is when we expect alot because of attachment and various desires. Overcoming our reaction, demand and complain will pave the way to perfection. Perfection is the end product. Pujya Swami Abhedananda emphasized that we must not let our future performance be affected by our past failures. The mentally inspiring talk by Pujya Swami Abhedananda helped us to realize that we all have within ourselves the resources, capabilities, energy and power for building up a successful life. Success in our lives depends on the transformation we can successfully bring about in our personality and character. These come when we have a cool, calm and controlled mind. Then potential takes to performance which leads to perfection.

The second session was an interactive workshop which incorporated skills application and personal action planning. Delegates were divided into groups and given a case study. This was followed by a small skiet performed by the youth of the Chinmaya Mission. The play was mimed and related to an individual’s behaviour at his home which affected his performance at his workplace. Despite the challenges, he found his centre of peace when he had faith and turned to God.He gained strength and was able to rise above this situation.

Snacks and refreshments were provided for all delegates. Many people enjoyed the question and answer session. Pujya Swami Abhedananda through his unique ability touched deeply through each question and left no questions unanswered. The seminar concluded with the valedictory function at 8:00pm. All delegates partook of the scrumptious meals provided.

We encourage the public to please attend our upcoming business seminars.

For more information please contact the contact:

Mr Pavan Maharaj

pavan.maharaj@gmail.com

0722984828

Mr Adhir Premrajh
adhir@greygriffin.com
0848159173

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Be the Master Manager (27th March 2010)

Amit — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 20:55:47 +0000

The Seminar was entitled “BE THE MASTER MANAGER” and was held at the Makaranga Lodge in Kloof on the 27th March 2010.

Months of preparation and guidance from Pujya Swami Abhedananda culminated into a dynamic, inspiring and paradigm-altering seminar. A capacity audience of eighty delegates representing various sectors and professions were in attendance. Delegates were firstly addressed by Swami Abhedananda on how being a master manager requires managing several aspects of life in addition to just our responsibilities at work. Being an expert in personality and mind development, Swamiji enthralled the audience by dissecting the different aspects of life requiring management. These included managing emotions, time, friendships, faith and relationships. It was highlighted that success at the work place was governed by ones ability to master the mind and balance all these areas of life needing management. In particular it was entrenched that serving one’s parents and having faith in the Lord offers great fulfillment capable of surmounting all the stresses and challenges of life.

Thereafter an interactive power packed workshop involving group work was conducted. Groups were presented scenarios which tested their ability to respond to the various pressures of life and were asked to develop feasible approaches to these scenarios. The session concluded with a thought provoking question and answer session during which Swamiji removed doubts and cleared uncertainties from the audience on several personal and business related challenges

The session was found to be value adding to several attendees as it heralded the engagement of 2 aspects of living: our spiritual lives and our professional lives. Those in attendance were left with an understanding that being a master manager involves managing various aspects of our personality, relationships and office lives. In addition, the session magnified the importance of improving the way we respond to the urges within and the often turbulent environments which we encounter. Delegates left feeling that their spiritual and professional lives were galvanized by an increased faith in the Lord.

The Mission was proud to have hosted such a seminar. It was also encouraging to see the community respond positively in attendance and feedback to such an event. With the blessings of the Lord and the guidance of Pujya Swami Abhedananda, the mission aims to host similar events in the near future.

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