Monthly Archives: March 2018

A Naturist Journey To Wholeness

It’s good to be back home and having my writing space filled with books. On my shelves are quite a few books by Thomas Moore. One of those books is today’s topic. In the book, Dark Nights of the Soul, … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Joyful in the World of Naturism

Nudity isn’t all about seriousness. I have been talking a lot about the spiritual aspects of being naked and somehow, I think that we mistake spiritual with seriousness. There is definitely an element of humour and goodwill in being a … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Who are You Naked For?

I am returning to Pastor Ed Raby’s post, Naked Before God – Part 1, and talk about the fourth positive spiritual aspect, that of genuineness. This one gives me a bit more trouble than some of the other aspects because, in … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Intimate Relationship with Self and Other

Intimacy is about relationship, a significant relationship in which one discloses the fullness of oneself, more than what one knows consciously about the self. Nudity tells our significant other that we trust her or him enough to make ourselves vulnerable. … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Nothing to Hide

I am returning to Pastor Edward Raby’s post, Naked Before God Part 1, as there is more there that I have been mulling over these past few days. In a previous post I had a few words in response to … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Return to the Garden of Eden

As I try to understand more about nudity psychologically and spiritually, I keep finding myself being presented with conflicting  information – nudity and pornography versus nudity and spirituality. Somehow the conflict makes sense from a perspective of depth psychology, but … Continue reading

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Nudity and Holiness – Being Naked is Not Sinful

I’ve been reading a series called Naked Before God, written by a Congregational Church pastor called Edward W. Raby Sr., and it has me thinking, re-thinking just what it is about nudity that has jumped up to capture more and more … Continue reading

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Why Tell the Whole World I’m a Naturist? – Nude Psychology 101

More often than not, when I begin to reflect on something I have read from my Buddhist studies, I do so from a deeply personal point of view. Yet, to be truly transparent and authentic, I must allow my self to be … Continue reading

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Shame, Shadow, and Rejection of Our Nude Self – Nude Psychology 101

As I continue this discussion about nude psychology, I want to re-state that the discussion is not about Christianity or religion; nor, is it a critique of religions. The discussion is about the human psyche and the human body. As … Continue reading

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Mental Buddhism and Skyclad Depth Psychology

Today is starting off as an introspective day. After my morning meditation along the sea where I could feel the breezes and see the sun rising to bless this body with its first rays. Back at the casa, I continued … Continue reading

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