Every person has the right to enjoy and to discover the deep beauty of the nature and its strong kindness.

Searching out the lost misteries in the old and alive sea.

Playing in the water as if we were playing with an old and venerable father.

Joining to the sea without any piece of clothes.

Enjoying this feelings and attittudes

not because we want to embrace a new an strange way of life

but because of our natural and ordinary way of life.

We are not weirdies, we don't belong to any group.

We are individuals belonging to many different social and cultural groups.

We have different political and religious reviews.

We belong to the whole society, and we want to improve the conditions of freedom in the whole society. We don't want a right just for a group but for every person in the society. Every person has the right to enjoy and to discover the deep beauty of the nature and its strong kindness.

We don't want human kind to be a plague of persons without love of nature, without love of freedom, without love for people...

Our image or our way of dressing doesn't make us this way. Our way of life, of loving, of watching life and nature, of breathing, of being free... makes us this way.  

Nudeness? I think it is a so natural habit, so logical, and so simple... that It doesn't need to be called with any name

Some years ago, a traveller from a far country came for the first time to Europe. The country which this traveller came from was a very traditional and fundamentalist country, and all women wore headskarfs. 

When the traveller arrived to Europe and saw a woman with her hair free, he thought he had found one of the famous and renowned nudist areas of Europe, one of these modern and "exotic" areas that grabbed the attention of the people of his country when they hearded about them. 

The traveller asked her just one question:

-Excuse me, my lady, How long have you been as a head hair nudist?

The lady didn't understood him, because she had never worn a headskarf, and so... she had never thought she was a head hair nudist.

I think that so does nudism or naturism. I don't consider myself as a nudist or naturist only for not using swimsuit. I think it is a so natural habit, so logical, and so simple... that It doesn't need to be called with any name. People who have always used swimsuit probably will be obsessed with the fact of the nudity, but I feel that when I'm in the beach, the main fact is not the nudity but the nature: the sun, the sea, the wind... and myself in the water, in the sea, under the sun, embraced with the wind. 

Freedom, bravery, joy, lucidity...

Be free!

Never trust in who despises a person only because of his nationality, as if all the people of a country was equal. 

Never trust in who doesn't allow you to express your ideas, your opinions, your suggestions, your freedom, your wishes of courage, your proposals... Leave the places where your freedom of speech doesn't exist. 

Never shut up, never resign to keep quiet. Manu Chao says that resignation is a daily suicide. 

Be free. Proclaim you are free to walk, to travel, to speak, to think, to write, to create, to dream, to hope, even to bother those who hates the freedom of the words. 

The only boundary is the respect to the person, to the dignity of the person. 

The only rule we must obey is the habit of telling the things in a way that respects the dignity of every person.

Be free!

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The best way of starting the first week of june

I heard this song sung by Manu Chao, and I learnt a little bit about rythm. I discovered that rythm is not only a pace to sing a song but also a way of life. Life has the colour we feel inside of us.

I hope you like...

Motion and sounds of nature.

The knowledge and the assumption of the human body frees the persons from being upset.

"Explain to the people of your country that those who have been prevented from seeing the naked human's body feel on themselves the call of the sex when they see a naked body. However, when we, the naturists, see a naked body, we don't discover a sexual reality but a pretty beautiful person. And this so precious image we see is just a flash that points towards a higher and still prettier reality. Every naked person we see announces to us the existence of a non visible being still more beautiful; a being full of dignity, of consciousness, of thought. The repression eroticises and obsesses, but instead the knowledge and the assumption of the human body frees the persons."

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