Monthly Archives: August 2014

Greenleaf offers us a number of ‘dominant ideas’ to consider, if not embrace, if not integrate. His first dominant idea is about service. For Greenleaf ‘service’ is a way of being and a way of doing; it is an attitude … Continue reading →

Greenleaf continues with. . . It has been said that if the means are right, the ends will also be right. The future is being made by the means being used today. If one will study the means being used … Continue reading →

Greenleaf continues with. . . Constricted thinking can only answer the questions; the comprehensive view of life as process can only be within the framework of questions ‘asked.’ . . .if I’ve reached a block my first stance should be, … Continue reading →

Greenleaf continues with. . . Probably we don’t ‘foresee’ events; by our efforts, we bring the future into the present. This is partly a result of an attitude; we see it that way, we are overtaken by the feeling that … Continue reading →

In his extended essay, ‘The Ethic of Strength,’ Greenleaf continues with Chapter Seven, ‘The Future is Now.’ Greenleaf writes. . . We live under the notion that ‘now’ is an infinitesimally small fragment of time by the clock, that what … Continue reading →