When most people yawn, it’s usually because they’re sleepy.
But for some, yawning during prayer may be a sign of uncertainty or discomfort.
People who yawn the most during prayer feel less confident and more anxious than those who don’t yawn.
The authors say that this suggests that yawning can indicate a person’s spiritual state, which may be full of doubt or worry.
If you have trouble with uncertainty, try spending time in nature and connecting with the natural world.
Receiving Energy From The Divine
Yawing during prayer is a common practice that many people believe symbolizes receiving energy from the divine.
It is thought that when we bow our heads and close our eyes, we are focusing on the deity and asking for help.
This action is said to create a strong connection between ourselves and the divine, leading to positive results in our lives.
As we yawn, this is the physical manifestation of using the energy from the God or Deity that we pray to.
This is a strong indicator that your desire has been answered, and the divine is assisting you.
Releasing Negativity
Prayer can be a powerful tool for personal growth and spiritual development.
However, sometimes our minds may wander during prayer, which can symbolize releasing negativity as we exhale.
Yawning is often a sign that someone is tired or bored, and so it may be helpful to remember that yawning during prayer does not mean that we are not paying attention or in tune with our divinely appointed task.
In fact, yawning may even be seen as a positive sign of receptivity and openness to new ideas or experiences.