I keep spiritual and material things separate, but that's mostly just a side effect of me being a very material minded person. I see politics entirely materialistically (and always have, which is why it seems inevitable that I would become a Marxist). Despite the fact that I keep becoming more and more spiritual over time, I'm skeptical of spiritual things because I instinctively see things as bullshit if I don't see how they relate to the material world. The link between spirituality and the material world is a pretty weak one, so the link between poltitics and spirituality is also very weak.

As a result of this skepticism combined with the fact I'm still a rather spiritual person, (I don't even know if that is the right way to describe that) spiritual and material things are very seprated. I have a lot of trouble talking about spirituality because as soon as I start talking too much I slip into a material mindset and spiritual stuff then seems too fuzzy to talk about. I don't even know how I would define spirituality because of this.

I haven't read much in the way of spiritual stuff either because of this, it all seems like kooky bullshit, and I have trouble relating it with my experiences.

Edit: Oh, I didn't answer your questions. I meditate regularly, usually daily, in an unplanned way. Fasting makes thinking about spiritual things much easier, and also it's the easiest way to lose weight in my experience, so I used to do it often. I haven't much recently but I should. I am definitely working on my spirituality, it's something I feel I have just started touching and it seems important and worthwhile.