Yield
brings to mind terms and phrases such as yield to
temptation, yield to
oncoming traffic; surrender, give up, succumb, etc.
What we yield to renders a return; therefore, it
stands to reason, that having a conscious awareness of what the consequential
returns of yielding are - is profitable.
Since human
beings are connected - when we yield either to the right or to the left, other people
are affected in some way; which is all the more reason why we need to consider
beforehand - what we are yielding to.
Ever ask
yourself before yielding “what will my actions bring about if I yield in
this manner? It’s called thinking before yielding. Human beings can't claim a
24-hour consistency in doing so.
Sometimes we
simply yield - letting the chips fall where they may;
sometimes we yield in haste - not taken
the time to see as far into the future as possible.
On our journey
of "being and becoming" the hand on the pendulum of yielding, swings both ways - resulting in our
learning what and what not to yield to.
What if the hand on the pendulum of yielding
never regressed to the left; instead, the hand of the pendulum kept moving farther and farther to the right, in a
circular motion; where all of our yieldings produced positive results for
everyone.
You might be thinking, "if that were a reality," how would we learn and grow if we didn't learn from our
mistakes? Well, that’s the point of presenting a "visual reality" to consider; after
all, isn’t that where we are headed in our yielding?
Higher levels of "consciousness" and an ultimate change of our DNA producing self-actualized
beings of love - would produce nothing less than a pendulum that rotated to the
right; never regressing to the left; instead, constantly excelling forward and
beyond.
Advancement is learning and
growing; positive yielding begets positive result. The learning takes place in
the result and the profit expands on a continual base.
The profit is our growth and we keep yielding to the right, learning from the profit.
The profit is our growth and we keep yielding to the right, learning from the profit.
Yield
by Andrew Schmidt.
Written by Betty Alark
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