“Naturists
hide less and accept themselves, imperfections and all.” – Kensunwalker
Sunday, May 19, 2019
QUOTES
5/19/2019
“. . . for English colonists clothing was a metonym for
identity, nakedness essentially equaled social death, an apparent lack of
civilization and with it the ability to dominate nature. Nakedness represented savagery, the lack of that
European Western construction ‘civilization,’ the loss of the ability to
control nature . . . Therefore, the naked body was seen as inferior and abject,
not a representation of perfection, but rather as something showing lack of
cultural, technical, and intellectual mastery, as something disabling. . . For
the English, naked men were barbarians and naked land a wilderness. . . Could
this savage environment that was America contaminate the English, turn them
into naked heathens, thus disabling their claim to civility?” - Moody
Miller, http://www.naktiv.net/blog/835/the-naked-body-disabled-by-the-clothing-compulsion/
“Not
quite love” Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5wvoX-j8sQ
“Sampling the Life – Saturday dawned clear and sunny,
and the wind finally let up. The warm weather gave me a chance to sample the
naked life, and I didn’t put on anything for the next two days. It is incredibly liberating, and in a funny
way it is an experience like no other.
It is almost like going back to a simpler time, a time so long ago, when
you didn’t have clothes, and you played around in the nude. Not having pockets, a
cell phone or my keys was a pleasant change, it made life seem simpler and less
tied down to my material world.” – Max Hartshorne, From Tom Pine’s Special
Report, file:///C:/Users/Owner/Downloads/The%20Naked%20Truth%20Naturists_vol_16_Special%20Report_no_03.pdf
“Man is an outdoor creature. Sure it I nice to have a shelter that
provides heat in the winter or cooling in the summer. . . However, there is the
disconnect with nature. We need to be
outdoors and moving . . . and there are enough studies to prove the point. . .
when the misses and I had to face a major health-crises the first piece of advice
given to me was ‘take time for yourself’. . . get away
and move!” – Nudewalker, http://freerangenaturism.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=055f0535afdecf562fdd98338a579f8e&topic=655.150
“The most peaceful time of the
day is time spent being nude. Enjoy being at peace with nature.” – Luke
Northnude, https://twitter.com/northnude/status/719811676279869440
“. . . somewhere along the line, somebody decided that
there are moral issues with being naked in public, and it is now ingrained in
the human psyche. Nudity is synonymous
with shame and embarrassment for some people; for others, it’s synonymous with
pornography. But for some, nudity is simply about being in their natural state in the great
outdoors.” – Jillian Page, http://jillianpage.com/2013/04/30/replay-nudismnaturism-the-private-parts-issue/
Saturday, May 18, 2019
QUOTES
5/18/2019
“Now naturist is the new word for the old word of
nudist. . . Gone are the old fashioned nudist colonies, now there are multi
million pound resorts with everything and more for naturists to enjoy. . .
Naturist, Nudist or just plain Nekid, it’s all about being happy in your own
skin.” - https://naturistcommunity.com/articles/34/naturist-s-naturalist-s-and-nudist-s
“Le naturisme en France dans les plus beaux campings naturistes”
Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re3WIsj2Chw
“Nudity is our natural state, our default state of
being. We are born naked and, almost
immediately, we are covered in fabric and from that moment on, most of us will
be taught that we must be covered at all times with only certain, clearly
defined exceptions. Most will never know
the joy and freedom of being nude or . . . even realize that it’s even an
option. Ever since man decided that
civilization was a good idea, he was been in a constant state of warfare with
nature and all that is natural. Man has
separated himself from nature even though, despite his vehement denials, he is
very much a part of nature. Through the
process of becoming civilized we have convinced ourselves that we are separate
from nature and somehow above it. Nature
is something that must be tamed, controlled, and conquered. We have even extended our war on nature to
ourselves, waging war against all that is natural about ourselves and the
natural processes that affect us all. We
repress our natural inclinations and our instincts. Those we can’t repress we attempt to modify
or bend it to conform to our will or to society’s expectations. Our bodies, our minds, and our souls have
become our mortal enemies in a fight to the death which we will eventually
lose. Can’t we have a harmonious mix of
civilization and nature? Can’t we accept
what is natural about us and recognize that we are all connected to one another
and to nature?” - http://mojoreisen.com/blog/?p=1725#sthash.ARacyKjb.VRZKVxjK.dpuf
“We have seven acres in the country. . . The back deck
is totally secluded and private protected by hedges on one side and the garage
on the other. The front acre around the
house can be seen by the neighbors.
Beyond that its private enough that I mow on the tractor totally
naked. It's a great couple of hours and
I actually enjoy cutting the grass. . . We have over a dozen flower gardens on
the property and I work on most of them nude . . . When I work in the garage
it's safe to be naked.” – NewNude, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=2938&page=6
“I'm not against wearing clothes. I'm not naked because I think wearing clothes
isn't a good thing, it's just if I'm trying to make the announcement, if you
like, that the human body is not indecent.
I'm not for or against wearing clothes.
I'm standing for what I believe to be true and thus can go on until I'm
dead.” – Stephen Gough, http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/14156846.Naked_Rambler____could_stay_naked_until_he_dies_/
Friday, May 17, 2019
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