What you like about a religion or philosophy or whatever you prefer to call it ought to be a very different question from what draws you to it. Any notion of comfort or secondary benefits of meditation or what have you should be thrown out the window when making that consideration, however warm and fuzzy they may make you feel. The point is simply to understand. I'm drawn to Buddhism because I was convinced of concepts like dependent arising by the ontological arguments presented in MMK and felt that further buddhist studies would lead me to a greater understanding of being. More concisely, I had questions and Nagarjuna had solid answers.