I try to pay attention to my soul and spirit, and in this sense I have what I call a spiritual life, limited as it may be. Over the years, I know that spirituality has made a difference, it has changed a great deal about me and how I interact with the world. And the more I interact from this posture of spiritual strength, the deeper my soul grows and the stronger my spirit becomes. Yes, not only am I suggesting this, but actually we already are irrational quite often. Being rational is one way of interacting with the world - through the thought process.
Irrationality is done through the feelings - sensing and touching and emotions.
The problem has been not that rationality is bad, but we've gotten a bit carried away with it, nearly isolating irrationality and labeling it as unworthy of value. You cannot be spiritual without being irrational, without calling upon the senses. They have their place, just as rationality does. What I've learned is that I need a better balance. This applies to every facet of living, including one's sexuality.