Who really believes that nudism is a part of spirituality? I think that accepting first the truth of our naked bodies we can then insert into spirituality.... Wouls love to see your comments about!
Respostas
- MEMembroApr 1, 2009
I believe nudism is a very important part of spirituality.
Clothes are a part of the material things that stand between us and an intimate fellowship with God and nature. They encourage us to put up a false front that distances and distracts us from the things that matter and discourage us from being honest with ourselves and with others. Spiritual atonement (i.e., at-one-ment) results in the kind of union where clothes are no longer necessary or helpful. Unashamed nudity can signify a return to the state of innocence, freedom, and joy experienced in Eden.
It is unfortunate that nudity and exposure of the body have become associated in our society with licentioiusness and debauchery. I long to see the day when like-minded believers can worship together in a setting where nudity is seen as natural and innocent and an important step on the path of our spiritual self-purification.ReagirResponder - SU
May 16, 2012In hindu religion nudity has close connection with spirituality.ReagirResponder - SUMay 16, 2012Krishna had stolen the cloth of Gopinis when they were having nude bathReagirResponder
- SUMay 21, 2012Few days back when i was resting nude in a
hotel...a little baby sparrow flew in and perched on my stomach. It was
gasping in fear as it had been chased by crows. I touched it gently..it
was too shocked to react. It was with me for some time and then when I
saw its parents chirping out of my window...I let it fly off in the blue
sky.
It was a spiritual experience for me......ReagirResponder - SUMay 24, 2012The first question tat struck a spiritual seeker - Ko aham? who am I?ReagirResponder
- UE
Jan 30, 2014Sorry, I don't dispute this kind of spirituality, however after looking at all the repeats, I doubt, I would be encouraged to pursue it any further, whether nude or not.
I think I would like some more freedom about my spirituality.ReagirResponder