Hay-Ku of the Day (Slowing Your Mental Roll to a Standstill)

Re: "A misunderstanding or misinterpretation of the purpose of waiting."

OOMM Oldie:

Waiting here at the

Motor Vehicle Bureau

Practicing patience.

Newbies:

Patiently waiting

With "What Is As It Is" is

Waiting on the Lord.

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Practicing patience 

Is bridling the mind and

Waiting on the Lord.

Bridle your mind at

The divine hitching post and

Wait upon the Lord.

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We're too mentally

Busy to notice the Lord

Living in our Heart.

Too self-concerned and

Busy to notice the Lord

Present in our Hearts.

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"Not minding" any 

Thought at all defaults the Mind

To Minding the Lord.

"Not minding" myself

As I think defaults the mind

To "Minding the Lord."

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"Not minding "What Is

As It Is" defaults the mind

To "Being the Lord."

"Not minding "What Is

As It Is" defaults the mind

To "Oneness with All."

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It takes No Time to

Wait upon the Lord Who is Now

Living in Our Hearts.

"To Be Still and Know

That I Am God" is "Waiting

On the Lord with us."

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Being mentally 

Still is "Waiting on the Lord"

As God's Awareness.

Only a Still and 

Silent Mind is Pure Enough

To Behold the Lord.

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Accepting "What is

As It Is" is "Taking your

Stand as Awareness."

I take my stand as

The Witnessing Presence of

Divine Awareness.

Take your stand as the

Awareness You Are instead

Of what you now think.

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Re:,"A fast mind is sick,

A slow mind is sound,

A still mind is divine."

 Meher Baba (paraphrase of the "Don't Worry, Be Happy!" guy)

A mind that is not

Worried or self-concerned is

Naturally Happy.

A mind that is not

Self-preoccupied becomes

Happiness Itself.

Re: "What's wrong with right now, unless you think about it." -- Sailor Bob Adamson

Re:"...Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord..."Exodus 14:13 KJV

"...they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint." Isaiah 40:31 KJV

Re: A SILENT MIND

An Empty Mind

Is also Clear;

Without thought

There is No Fear

A Quite Mind

Lives in Peace;

Makes the Most

Of Even Least.

A Silent Mind

Has No Bound;

Open and Still

Itself is Found.

Circa 1982