Yes it does, but in order to experience the full benefits you have to stop desiring sexual activity as well. In other words, you have to be mentally celibate not just physically. No sexual activity and no sexual thoughts. Try it out and you'll quickly see the benefits.
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There is no reason to suppose that it would or could. Not doing something (sex, eating chocolate, being a mad bomber) does not change how your mind works except that you may spend more time thinking about how you miss the "something" or spend time thinking about how great you are that you are able control your urges to "do something". Like the teacher that kept the windows open in his class all winter believing that 38oF was the ideal temperature for mental activity. His students did think more - about how miserably cold they were, how to avoid his class, or how to seek revenge.
Bathing in a cool mountain stream can invigorate a weary body. After a long, tiring hike, a swim in a lake may invigorate you.
Re-energise best defines 'invigorate'.
Invigorating.
May: Emerald The gem stone associated with fidelity and love, emerald is believed to invigorate heart, liver and kidneys, soothe the mind and alleviate eye strain.
Celibacy celibacy celibacy! Wait until marriage to have a boyfriend or Allah will hurt you violently.
Yes but the peace comes after a great struggle against temptation to break it; if you succeed to keep celibacy over a period of time longer than a month, then you'll start feeling the peace. My idea is close to the Buddha, that once the mind has given up on craving through the body, it will recoil inwards and find it's strength in solitude. But mind you, celibacy has to be sustained moment after moment, avoiding not only actions, but most important fending off sex thoughts... find your way.
The antonym of stupefy is invigorate or stimulate.
A hangover comes to mind. Nerves maybe as well.
No!
The cast of Celibacy - 2004 includes: Ralph Pinto
Inspired, Invigorate, motivated..?
The two types of celibacy are voluntary celibacy, where individuals consciously choose not to engage in sexual activity, and involuntary celibacy, where individuals desire a sexual relationship but are unable to find a willing partner.