Monday, April 29, 2013

Yield



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.

Yield


by Andrew Schmidt. 


Written by Betty Alark

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