I am a man that defends the right to be naked in the nature, and I'm
not alone, there are many people, men, women, families, who defend
the same right. We live feeling that nothing in our body or in the
body of anyone has any strange sinful power; and in fact, nothing in
human body has any strange sinful power. We live feeling that our way
of feeling, and that our way of thinking, is the sanest way of
living. Our life is as our thoughts are. Self-estim is an energy that
lays at the back of our mind; we are not aware when it works. It is
like the grass growing under a thick snow's fold in the coldest
winters; grass grows and nobody sees it. The world is as our eyes
watch it; the world is as our mind thinks it. If we realise that
nothing in our body is sinful, it will turn out that loving human
beings will be easier. If we realise that nothing in our body is
sinful, it will turn out that being a kind human beings will be
easier because we will love ourselves better, perhaps not stronger
but better. If we, and our unconscious, realise that nothing in our
body is a sinful reality, and if this body is never going to be
obsessively concealed again, we are never going to chase naked images
obsessively, because we will feel the whole human body as an
unity, as an unified reality, pure, natural, and kind... And, above
all, because we are going to focus upon the mind, the thoughts, the
feelings of everyone, more than upon any other reality; because the
mistery and the most alluring reality in human being will be the
heart, and because the body will already be utterly assumed and
included.
So... people who try to fight against what they call «sin», through
concealing, repressing, and denying human body, what they really do
is strengthening the erotism and the morbidness in human beings. The
human victory is not hiding and denying the naked body, but
discovering that a naked human body is a natural and spiritual
reality, and that every human body is an icone that proclame the
existence of a sacred and loved human mind.
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