
Psalms 130:6 · World English Bible
Psalms 130:6 Meaning My Soul Longs for the Lord More
My soul longs for the Lord more than watchmen long for the morning, more than watchmen for the morning.

Psalms 130:6 · World English Bible
My soul longs for the Lord more than watchmen long for the morning, more than watchmen for the morning.
There is a waiting full of anxiety, the mind straining toward a future that has not come, resenting the present for not yet being what it wants. But there is another kind, the alert stillness of one who watches for the dawn, completely awake and completely here.
From the Ego v. Being reading below.
The same verse, read by one tradition.

EGO & BEING
There is a waiting full of anxiety, the mind straining toward a future that has not come, resenting the present for not yet being what it wants. But there is another kind, the alert stillness of one who watches for the dawn, completely awake and completely here.
This is not waiting for something to happen in time. It is the wakeful presence of attention itself, resting in the now with no agenda but to be aware. When you wait like this, you no longer seek the sacred somewhere ahead of you. You find it is already here, in the very alertness with which you watch.
Ego v. Being lens
If the peace I keep waiting for is in the waiting itself, what am I missing right now?
Fully awake with nothing to do, that is the whole thing. Awareness itself is what you were waiting for.
The mind that is awake but not grasping reflects everything as it comes. It waits for nothing and misses nothing.
What you are searching for is the awareness doing the searching. It is nearer than anything you could find.

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