LeonShi500

Meditation can be used either to enhance your spirituality or simply as a means of relaxation. The 'eastern spirituality' shouldn't put you off just because meditation was more commonly done in the eastern parts of the world. Spirituality is still spirituality regardless of their location, and meditation can be useful for everyone. Meditation isn't trademarked to eastern spirituality. For example, Zazen meditation at its simplest just requires you to sit down and place full concentration on your breathing. Just because the idea came from the east doesn't mean it should be a turnoff. It wouldn't matter if Zazen originated in Japan, Germany, Brazil, etc, because the meditation can be practiced completely neutrally. You can even connect meditation to whichever religion you wish to do so if you'd like, but that's completely optional.

I've been an ambivert as long as I can remember. That's why I never take Myers-Briggs personality tests seriously for myself.

I got some books and I'm thankful for nothing else. If I got some fancy electronic or other tangible items besides maybe clothes, I'd consider it garbage and try to give it away.

That I'll never get to move away from America.

LOL My bad. I saw "Guilty Pleasure" and immediatly posted the first thing that came to my mind. Fine. I'll edit the post.

I guess some songs from Wumpscut, but it's hard for me not to cringe in the edginess of some of the lyrics.

... ...Which one...?

Meditation is basically synonymous with focus+control in this case. This is why Yoga and meditation are often paired together and can be considered one and the same sometimes. The sense of oneness, for a lack of a better term, one feels when practicing martial arts as a type of meditation is a wonderful experience. It's like your body is on autopilot, but you know you have full control over everything. It can be quite invigorating. And be careful when you decide to listen to music while meditating. Music can often be counter intuitive, distracting you from entering a full meditative state, or at least slowing the process. I suppose it can be useful for people who just need something to sooth their mind from the very beginning, but it's generally not encouraged among traditional meditators. Biannual beats is a weird exception to all of this that supposedly directly targets the Pineal gland in order to decalcify it, which basically means to put it too its full usage.

Attractiveness: 6.5/10. Maybe a 7 on good days. Intelligence:7.5/10 I've managed to get through some difficult classes with good grades by putting little to no effort into it, but it really depends on the subject more than anything else. Some examples: biology and human anatomy - No effort, did pretty well. Chemistry: I actual needed to put legit effort into this. I did good, but I know this definitely isn't what I'm naturally good at. I've never taken a certified IQ test, but I've taken several of the BS ones online. The scores range from 110-140. Huh? Lol Kindness: Ooooooh boy, this is a tough one. Plenty of people would rate me either really high and some people would rate me really low. I can't give myself a number here; the score keeps changing to rapidly in my head each day. Trust me, most people would either rate me either a 10 or a flat out 0. Or at least really close to them and not in the middle.

I tend to crack my bones more than I know I should:Neck, fingers, knuckles, etc. The bright side, it sounds so cool when I crack my neck and it makes a loud sound.

Hmm... I'd either be a lot better or worse off than I am now. Hard to tell.

I guess I'd have to go with burgers, although I'd much rather have a chicken sandwich. Looking at most types of pizza just makes me feel kind of ill these days. My taste buds changed pretty drastically one year. That was the same year I started to really like Chinese and Indian food. It's kind of ironic, actually. I was such a picky eater when I was a little kid up to my late teenage years. Then that all changed and I'm still not sure why.

I love how on the list the OP provided, one of the band book series was Goosebumps. Because that's what a nation should be afraid of, right? Lmao

I've had to that I can recall. A dark hooded figure that resembled a Nazgul. A book case that is actually a secretly a door that sends me into a well furnished room and locks after you enter. I felt safe in these rooms.