Category Archives: depth psychology

Being There For Others – Clothed or Not

Posted on April 11, 2020 by skyclad

This morning, I woke up to clear skies. With dawn, the sun made an appearance and promised a sunny day. Mid-way through the morning, everything had changed and it began to snow. This is normal for the Canadian prairies. The … Continue reading →

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Naked and Listening to the Sounds of Silence

Posted on April 10, 2020 by skyclad

Writing is almost exhausting work at times. Since I am now involved in a number of projects, I find myself needing to just sit back a bit to recoup a bit of energy before moving on to yet another writing … Continue reading →

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Something For Naturists to Meditate Upon

Posted on April 9, 2020 by skyclad

It’s day ten of my quarantine as mandated by the National Government of Canada. The day began as do most of my days – wake up early, put up the furnace [we put it down to 15 Celsius for the … Continue reading →

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Being a Solitary Naturist at Home Doesn’t Mean You Are Alone

Posted on April 8, 2020 by skyclad

It’s day nine of our quarantine here in Canada. I am finding that the past few days have been working well for me as I return to investing a lot of my time to writing. One project from the past … Continue reading →

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Even a Naturist Appreciates a Bit of Snow

Posted on April 5, 2020 by skyclad

It isn’t outdoor naturism weather yet. Still, I had to steal a few moments outdoors this morning in spite of the fact that it was -12 Celsius. There was no breeze before 7:00 this morning, a a faint falling of … Continue reading →

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A Naturist with a Bit of Attitude

Posted on April 4, 2020 by skyclad

I woke up to a blizzard this morning. After it stopped around eleven this morning, we had more than 20 cm of snow [more than 8″] laying on the ground. The two of us soon got to work shovelling the … Continue reading →

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Finding Naturist Fiction Inspiration During a Pandemic

Posted on April 3, 2020 by skyclad

It warmed up by the afternoon after beginning with a temperature of -15 C before windchill which made it feel more like -23 C. With the sun pouring down at 3:00 pm and the temperature at -5 C with a … Continue reading →

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A Shift in a Naturist’s Mood with the Appearance of Sunshine

Posted on April 2, 2020 by skyclad

The sun is out, but I am staying inside for now even though I am allowed to be in my own yard. To be honest, -15 Celsius doesn’t sound or feeling inviting for a few moments of outdoor sunshine as … Continue reading →

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This is How We Will All Serve Each Other

Posted on April 1, 2020 by skyclad

Life couldn’t be better for us tucked into our comfortable home on the Canadian prairies. Now, it is all about waiting at distance for the healing of the world to begin. We slept last night for a full nine hours. … Continue reading →

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COVID19 Has Shoved Its Nose into My Face

Posted on March 24, 2020 by skyclad

I got an email late, yesterday evening, telling me that a repatriation flight is going to leave early tomorrow morning from the Quito airport. There was a problem that quickly reared its ugly head. How do we get to Quito … Continue reading →

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