Cognitive inhibition refers to the mind's ability to tune out stimuli that are irrelevant to the task/process at hand or to the mind's current state.

Cognitive inhibition is a process that I avoid having to consciously undergo as I experience stimuli from within the present moment that is valuable to my growth.

Connecting with the world around us... wether land or living... should be one of our most intuitive drives. As human beings, acquiring knowledge comes in hand-in-hand.

Allow us to experience some of our journeys together.
I love mountains and I have a turtle.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To identify as a member of the couchsurfing community is to identify with a thirst for knowledge and sense of freedom as we drift through the medium of connectivity unimpeded.

Interests

Hiking, Backpacking, Psychiatry/Neurochemistry, Quantum Physics, Sociology, Fishing, Deep conversations (🌿), Spirituality, Meditation, Handball, Tennis, Jewelry-making, Ecology, Wildlife, Cultures, Eating/Food, Music, feminism

• culture
• yoga
• meditation
• music
• fishing
• hiking
• backpacking
• communications
• cultural studies
• ecology
• neuroscience
• psychology
• sociology
• eating
• food
• spirituality
• quantum physics
• different cultures
• feminism
• healthy eating
• wild camping
• biochemistry
• connecting
• quantum mechanics
• social psychology
• psychoanalysis
• intuition
• neuropsychology
• zoology

Music, Movies, and Books

DSM-V, The Grand Design by Stephan Hawking, A Brief History in Time by Stephan Hawking, Teal Swan (YouTube Channel), The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolfe, Chef's Table (Netflix), How I Met Your Mother, The Spirit Molecule by Dr. Rick Strassman, 1984 by George Orwell

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Extracted the DNA from a strawberry, camped in the Costa Rican rainforest for 3 days (Carribean Coast), hiked in the Canadian Rockies

What I Can Share with Hosts

Knowledge and connection?

Countries I’ve Visited

Canada, Costa Rica, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Morocco, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Canada