Monthly Archives: June 2014

Greenleaf spends some time framing and then responding to a number of questions. I am not sure how many entries I will dedicate to his ‘questions;’ I know there will be at least three. Given this, let us continue. Greenleaf … Continue reading →

Greenleaf writes: . . .like other creative persons, the responsible person is born twice. The second birth comes when he or she learns to ask the searching questions that bound the requirements of responsibility. Moreover, one learns to ask these … Continue reading →

Greenleaf writes: The requirements of responsibility are internal rather than external. Responsibility. . .is the key to inner serenity. Responsibility is not tested by a formula, a code, or a set of rules. A sense of responsibility is an attitude, … Continue reading →

Greenleaf writes: Responsibility. . .requires that a person think, speak, and act as if personally accountable to all who may be affected by his or her thoughts, words, and deeds. People are affected by neglect as well as by assertive … Continue reading →

Greenleaf writes: The capacity for intuitive response is constantly exercised by questioning oneself. . . ‘Constant’ is the important word. . . Unless one does this constantly, one’s capacity to respond is not sharp. . . Routine has supplanted awareness. … Continue reading →