Showing posts with label Arthur "Golden Rule" Nash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arthur "Golden Rule" Nash. Show all posts

Monday, June 2, 2014

What is it to be righteous, or to be right?



It is to do all things in accordance with Truth. To be righteous is to think according to Truth. Righteous doing is but the outcome of righteous thinking. Webster says to be righteous is to yield to all their due; to be just, holy, virtuous.
 Can you not see now how all one's heart, all one's soul, and all one's strength really must be given to the Good if we ever wish to be righteous? It is only to the righteous that great blessings are promised.

Monday, May 26, 2014

Golden Rule



 “In order to perfectly live the Golden Rule, one in business, to begin with, would be compelled to buy his merchandise in such a way that he would be dealing with the seller on the basis of the Golden Rule, as well as buying for his customers on the basis of the Golden Rule. The thought I want to bring out, is that we have left most things religious and spiritual down in the swamps of sentimentalism. The efforts of the church in the past have not been directed as much as they may toward educating and equipping men and women to live large and full lives. Whatever has come to the A. Nash Company in living the Golden Rule has come because there has been enough business knowledge to enable us to live it to just that degree, and whenever we have failed in exercising that very highest and keenest business judgment on a truly ethical basis. It has been because we did not have sufficient insight to understand our obligation measured by the Golden Rule. . . . In other words, perfect and infallible living of the Golden Rule would require infallible mentality and undaunted courage.”

Friday, May 16, 2014

Desire Within.



Suzie Cheel ~ Listen to your hearts whispers and allow them to bring joy, love and abundance into your life.♥
Morty Lefkoe ~ Any statement about the future is always meaning; it is never reality.

Monday, May 5, 2014

The dreamer and dream are one.



"People say to me, "But I am trying to liberate myself, yet nothing happens. In spite of all my efforts I remain as I am. Why?"
If you have ever asked this question, do not be concerned. It merely means that the seeker is still trying to grasp higher truths with the lower mind. It cannot be done. That is like trying to hear music by reading the printed notes. A new sense is needed, that of _awareness._ The everyday mind can lead to the door of the higher world but it cannot enter. This is of utmost importance to understand; it saves so much frustration. Notice how often the New Testament states that the human mind cannot comprehend cosmic concepts."
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"The only thing that is wrong with Christianity is that we are not giving it a trial. We are using it as something to talk about, Sunday after Sunday, as something to sing and to pray about, to listen to ministers preach about, and all the time neglecting to go forth and live it in our daily lives. If nations, communities, individuals, were only living by the great principle which, glibly enough, has come to be called the

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

"Principle Before Party"



 Samuel Milton "Golden Rule" Jones (1846 - 1904) was a Progressive Era Mayor of Toledo, Ohio from 1897 to until the time of his death in 1904. Jones was famous for his outspoken advocacy of the proverbial Ethic of reciprocity or "Golden Rule," hence his nickname. Jones was an influential advocate of municipal reform and oversaw implementation of a series of humane modifications of the city of Toledo's administration during his tenure as mayor.
 Based on his belief in the Golden Rule, Jones:

·         opened free kindergartens,
·         developed a park system,
·         established playgrounds for children,
·         established free public baths,
·         instituted an eight-hour day for city workers,
·         took away truncheons from the police,
·         refused to enforce blue laws
·         reformed the city government.

Arthur Nash: The Golden Rule in Business



"GOLDEN RULE NASH"
A REMARKABLE EMPLOYER
Profits Distributed Amongst His Employees
NEW YORK, Saturday

The law of giving and receiving.



We are accustomed to think that a certain amount of time and energy is required to make the visible copy of the idea--the visible chair, or plow, or broom. But the more perfectly we think it out--that is, create it as a complete idea in mind--the more quickly and perfectly we can create it in visible form; and as we think it out better and better, we find that we require less and less time to make the visible thing-and less and less energy.