Mynah is tiny little but very important app for anyone who interested in self-creation, self-discovery and productivity.
It helps to come to awareness, recalling the attention to the chosen idea, thought, inner spiritual practice or simply being here and now.

Mynah bird or Common Hill Myna is talking bird from South and Southeast Asia.
Also it appears in famous Aldous Huxley's Island novel:

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Will: Is that your bird?
Mary: Mynahs are like the electric light. They don't belong to anybody.
Will: Why does he say those things?
Mary: Because somebody taught him.
Will: But why did they teach him those things? Why 'Attention'? Why 'Here and now'?
Mary: Well...That's what you always forget, isn't it? I mean, you forget to pay attention to what's happening. And that's the same as not being here and now.

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"Listen to him closely, listen discriminatingly. [...]"
Will Farnaby listened. The mynah had gone back its first theme.
"Attention," the articulate oboe was calling. "Attention."
"Attention to what?" he asked, in the hope of eliciting a more enlightening answer than the one he had received from Mary Sarojini.
"To attention," said Dr. MacPhail.
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