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Why do I feel tired and sleepy after meditation?
Getting sleepy while you meditate is fairly common. The brain waves active during meditation may be similar to those in early stages of sleep. That means it’s only natural to feel a bit drowsy during your meditation from time to time.
Why do I feel slow after meditating?
Meditation slows down your thought process keeping you calm from inside but not necessary in your action. People usually brings that calmness in their action and they start feeling slow. Even while doing exercise your focusing on something may be numbers, breathing or beats its again a type of meditation.
Does meditation make time faster?
A new study recently published in the journal PLOS One found that mindfulness meditation exercises altered participants’ perception of time, with time often seeming to pass more quickly than it did in reality.
Is it normal to feel lazy after meditation?
So if you are ‘lazy’ after meditation your mind is allowing you some down time and that is perfectly fine…It has to be. By continuing your meditation you’ll begin to realize changes including getting to know yourself and or God on a deeper level.
Why does meditate make me drowsy?
Meditation gives that extra relaxation to you that you might be missing unknowingly, this sometimes will make you drowsy. However, in the long term, you will feel more energetic without having to sleep much if you will meditate regularly.
Do you feel like napping after meditation?
People who are new to spiritual practices worry a lot when they feel like taking a nap after meditation because that might seem like a counterproductive thing since many books and people emphasize that meditation should make you feel more energetic.
Why does meditation not revive you?
When you meditate, you get a deeper relaxation and when you come out of it, you should feel rejuvenated. Sometimes you may find that meditation is not reviving you and that just means that you have not been taking proper rest.