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Naturism spiritually `explained`

Posted Mar 11, 2011

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twinpineOriginal Poster
Mar 11, 2011
Why do naturists enjoy being naked? Besides the fact that it feels nice physically to feel sun and wind on your body where it is usually covered with cloths … And besides the fact that we were born this way and we all look the same anyway, there should be no shame or judgement… Being naked gives naturists a sense of freedom because of another reason. A quieter mind. All that happiness is, whenever you feel good, this is because your mind is quiet. The less thoughts, the happier and more free you feel. Others will have a quieter mind when they see a painting or picture they like. Or when they here a particular piece of music. Our ego then says that it’s that painting or piece of music that makes him/her happy, but this is not true. The nice thing you saw, heard, felt or tasted was something youwantedand when youhaveit, the mind is no longer into searching for it and quiets down. And the quieting of the mind is what makes you feel happy. You actually experience yourreal Self. Your real Self is always there of course, except most of the time it is covered up by many many thoughts. Thought about the past, the future, things we should do, things we want to have. For the naturist, being naked feels very nice. When a naturist is naked, the wanting falls away and the mind is quiet. Therefore being among other naturists feels very harmonious and peaceful, because all their minds are quieter. We accept each other as we are and look like. Nothing to hide (at least physical), no judgement, no shame. Judgement and shame are just thoughts, which cover up the perfect natural state of happiness that we are. I am not religious, but think about this one: Adam and Eve where naked in the garden of eden … until they started to want, no longer happy with what they had, thoughts came in. It is not necessary to be naked to feel happy (although it will feel that way to many naturists). This is the trap. That we think we need that thing or experience to feel happy. The ‘challenge’ is to feel free and happy whenever, where ever, because you are able to live in the moment and quiet the mind whenever you please. You don’t need that painting, music, car or sex, drugs and alcohol to be happy. Being happy is being yourself. And you experience your Self when your mind is quiet. In the meantime ... enjoy being naked!!!!!
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  • MA
    mallardm45
    mallardm45
    Mar 11, 2011

    This is one of the best forum comments I have read. I cannot agree with you more Thanks for your thoughts on nudist serentity and peace of mind. Everyone should read this !! Gary

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  • GY
    gymnostim
    gymnostim
    Mar 11, 2011

    Excellent words... welcome to TN!

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  • MI
    MidGaNudist
    MidGaNudist
    Mar 11, 2011

    Twinpine, that is a wonderfully written article. I am in full agreement. Welcome to TN!

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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    Philfreeeuk
    Mar 11, 2011
    [quote]Why do naturists enjoy being naked? Besides the fact that it feels nice physically to feel sun and wind on your body where it is usually covered with cloths … And besides the fact that we were born this way and we all look the same anyway, there should be no shame or judgement… Being naked gives naturists a sense of freedom because of another reason. A quieter mind. All that happiness is, whenever you feel good, this is because your mind is quiet. The less thoughts, the happier and more free you feel. Others will have a quieter mind when they see a painting or picture they like. Or when they here a particular piece of music. Our ego then says that it’s that painting or piece of music that makes him/her happy, but this is not true. The nice thing you saw, heard, felt or tasted was something youwantedand when youhaveit, the mind is no longer into searching for it and quiets down. And the quieting of the mind is what makes you feel happy. You actually experience yourreal Self. Your real Self is always there of course, except most of the time it is covered up by many many thoughts. Thought about the past, the future, things we should do, things we want to have. For the naturist, being naked feels very nice. When a naturist is naked, the wanting falls away and the mind is quiet. Therefore being among other naturists feels very harmonious and peaceful, because all their minds are quieter. We accept each other as we are and look like. Nothing to hide (at least physical), no judgement, no shame. Judgement and shame are just thoughts, which cover up the perfect natural state of happiness that we are. I am not religious, but think about this one: Adam and Eve where naked in the garden of eden … until they started to want, no longer happy with what they had, thoughts came in. It is not necessary to be naked to feel happy (although it will feel that way to many naturists). This is the trap. That we think we need that thing or experience to feel happy. The ‘challenge’ is to feel free and happy whenever, where ever, because you are able to live in the moment and quiet the mind whenever you please. You don’t need that painting, music, car or sex, drugs and alcohol to be happy. Being happy is being yourself. And you experience your Self when your mind is quiet. In the meantime ... enjoy being naked!!!!![/quote]    Very nicely put. Thanks for posting.     Hoping many others will discover it here.
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  • CH
    Chuck
    Chuck
    Mar 11, 2011

    Twinpine, this a great post! Thank you for it. It too bad that most people in my country do not have the view of nudity.

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  • LA
    LarryH
    LarryH
    Mar 11, 2011

    Great post. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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  • TH
    TheFreeSpirit
    Mar 13, 2011
    beautiful post twinpine - there is a sense of meditation and emancipation all at once, wandering free - you feel closer to nature.  This is how I felt wandering in forest paths and beaches [or between beaches where it is kosher to do so].
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  • ME
    Member
    Mar 13, 2011

    well said here here

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