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 %MOST WIDELY HONORED RESPECTED REVERED LEADERS GOD 050724
%HOLY SACRED POWERS THAT BE STANDING TOGETHER LOVER 050724
%TRUE TRUTH DESCRIBED EXPERIENCE EXPLOR NEW DOMAINS 050724
 %INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS SANCTURARY SAFE VULNERABLE 050724
 %CIVILITY HOSPITALITY GRACE MEAK DISTRIBUTIVE JUST 050724
  %GENEROSITY INCLUSIVE EXCLUSIVE EXCOMUNICATE EVIL 050724

     What  are essential ASPECTS AND/OR SIGNS  of  leaders
who respnd to threats in ways which ARE-OVER-ALL: helpful,
right, righteous, admirable, healthy, etc?

     What  are essential ASPECTS AND/OR SIGNS  of  leaders
who respond to  threats  in  ways  which ARE-OVER-ALL NOT:
helpful,   right,  righteous,  admirable,   healthy,  etc?

     Consider  contrasting SIGNS suggested in  very  broad
ways by the words below:

     Conformity               Authenticity
     Obedience                Honesty
     Loyalty                  Hospitality
     Tenancity                Humility
     Conviction               Civility
     Certainty                Tolerance
     Self-confidence          Reconciliation
     Firm-Leadership          Mutuality
     Clear-Goals-and-Plans    Dialogue-about-values
     Focused-Priorities       Honors-Complementary-Values
     Technical-Expertise      Diplomatic-Skills
     Single-Minded            Healthy-Integrator

     What  kinds  of SIGNS point to those leaders who  are
over-all most" helpful,  constructive,  healthy,  and most
widely appreciated by all whom they affect significantly?
What is over-all most important in motivating and  guiding
such most-widely-respected-and-honored leaders?   What can
most  people  profitably  learn  from  the    most-widely-
respected-and-honored leaders?

                      Shalom is Their Way.

                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in
                      "Search for Honesty and Integrity"
                    (On Being Yourself Whole and Healthy)


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