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     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

 

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Spiritual comfort in the presence of the Holy Spirit.

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9 hours ago, Wayne222 said:

     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

 

It is ok if you yawn when you pray. God understands. I have fallen asleep in the middle of my prayers but what a way to end your day :D With Christ. 

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9 hours ago, Wayne222 said:

     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

 

HAHA this made me laugh. Going on 62 and it has never once changed since I was 9+. Once I start man do I get tried. Its the natural vs supernatural. You keep going that will pass and Joy will come, peace.. He said keep your eyes on Him He will keep you in perfect peace. Another way to say it is keep pressing in. The flesh is what "hates" this. Its a good word to use here just not you that hates it's its the flesh. If that makes since. You the new man which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness <---thats you

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     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

 

Hi Wayne,

I would say you are busy doing jobs then when you sit to pray your body says, "Hey, time to relax - yawn, yawn." (lol)

So, may I suggest you go for a walk, (I like to do this) in the room, or the house, or outside. I speak in tongues for a while and then praise the Lord in English, then pray for others. Perhaps when your body is active then your mind can concentrate on the Lord.

All the best, Marilyn.

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HAHA this made me laugh. Going on 62 and it has never once changed since I was 9+. Once I start man do I get tried. Its the natural vs supernatural. You keep going that will pass and Joy will come, peace.. He said keep your eyes on Him He will keep you in perfect peace. Another way to say it is keep pressing in. The flesh is what "hates" this. Its a good word to use here just not you that hates it's its the flesh. If that makes since. You the new man which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness <---thats you

Satan knows what we do. He studies us. Although he can not know our thoughts he knows when we pick up that Bible and when we are in prayer. He hates that. Do you ever think that Satan tries to take our focus off God when we are praying or when we are reading our Bible? I have experienced that a few times. 

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10 hours ago, Wayne222 said:

     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

There are different times and different ways we pray, brother. If we remember what prayer is --- conversation with the Lord --- and we also keep in mind that our Lord is with us at all times, then we grasp what the apostle Paul meant in Ephesians 6 by "pray at all times in the Spirit" (verse 18). I speak to the Lord all day long, and I also speak to Him at night; it isn't always needful to do so audibly or even formally, ordered according to a particular pattern. 

I do so in the Spirit for not only does God dwell with us, but we dwell in Him (our lives are hidden in Christ, Colossians 3). His Spirit dwells in us and so we dwell in Him, and the Lord knows the secrets of our hearts. Because I pray (speak) to the Lord all day and all night, there are times when I might be sleepy... distracted doing one thing or another... and I might be yawning while I pray. It's quite alright, brother.  

The Lord remembers that our frame is dust. There are many reasons why we yawn, and most have nothing to do with boredom. I recall you sharing that you've been very hungry as of late, yes? Food in the belly can make us sleepy and yawning is often a sign of "the sleepy attack." The sleepy attack comes and takes us by surprise! :o

It's all good, my friend.  

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There's something altogether sneaky about yawning. :39:

Less than a minute after I posted what I wrote above, I started yawning! :wacko:

I'm sitting at my desk in the office, and someone in the room yawns... and so then I start yawning. :37:

I'm willing to bet some who read this topic will start yawning, too. :ph34r:

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4 hours ago, Marilyn C said:

Hi Wayne,

I would say you are busy doing jobs then when you sit to pray your body says, "Hey, time to relax - yawn, yawn." (lol)

So, may I suggest you go for a walk, (I like to do this) in the room, or the house, or outside. I speak in tongues for a while and then praise the Lord in English, then pray for others. Perhaps when your body is active then your mind can concentrate on the Lord.

All the best, Marilyn.

Thanks Marilyn for your wisdom. 

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4 hours ago, TheBlade said:

HAHA this made me laugh. Going on 62 and it has never once changed since I was 9+. Once I start man do I get tried. Its the natural vs supernatural. You keep going that will pass and Joy will come, peace.. He said keep your eyes on Him He will keep you in perfect peace. Another way to say it is keep pressing in. The flesh is what "hates" this. Its a good word to use here just not you that hates it's its the flesh. If that makes since. You the new man which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness <---thats you

I think your right the flesh hates the spiritual so comes Yawns. 

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