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Robert,I don’t really say prayers, but I think of God often and I listen for Him in my heart. I experience short ejaculations that are filled with peace and joy. I’m someone who suffers from severe major depression and anxiety, and these ejaculations make my life worth living.
You say you don’t pray. However, in the context of asking if someone ejaculates, you are asking if they do something, ie a verb, an action. The definition as I see it is something you do, memorize, and in essence make part of your life, ie pray without ceasing.
Therefore if you say you don’t pray but experience ejaculations then this is a contradiction. How is it possible to experience something you don’t do?Definition: An ejaculation, sometimes called an aspiration, is a short prayer meant to be memorized and repeated throughout the day. In this way, we can heed Saint Paul’s injunction to “Pray without ceasing” and continually turn our thoughts toward God.
If you expeience an ejaculation then you are not actively involved and therefore you are not ejaculating because you are not actively memorizing, repeating and doing anything but experiencing something that is to be actively lived.
Therefore if you do not pray, and if all you do is experience, then you do not ejaculate and have not made the unceasing of prayer part of your life.
You also pose the question if this is done during the day and to pray without ceasing then the proper question should have been…
Are ejaculations part of your walk with Christ in your daily life based on
Our profession of Faith
Our Sacramental Life
Our modeling Christ
Our prayers without ceasing…