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Today, we have developed a plethora of nerosis'.

Am I too fat, am I too thin, am I too short, you know the list goes on. We can never win at that game because our natures have developed such as most of the time we want what we haven't got and what to be as we are not. It seems like the system itself has been deliberately set up to create neurosis and to make people neurotic. It is as if the system perposefully stimulates neurosis. Let's think for a minute so we can get some context. Back in the day, folks would have been naked and free on the African Savannah. They would not have even had a concept of what nakedness is or was and they certainly wouldn't have had 'private parts'. Today, we live in a world which has made nature illegal and that is why we have a lot of the problems that we do. Lots of things that would have been natural have now been criminalised or at the very least marginalised. I am noone to talk here, I am as neurotic as the next person but there is a difference between being how you are and knowing how you should be. The more that the boundaries and the differentiations are overcome, the healthier the psyche of the world will become. To be healthy, we need to heal nature, not suppress it, marginalise it and treat it as dirty. Beating nature out of nature is not a sensible course. Why the hell would we want to do that and yet, that is what has happened.The challenge is to get back to nature and the perversions in this world are a large part of the force of that agenda coming our sideways. We have sold nature for technology, that much is obvious. Naturists would say, if you are still a natural and uncorrupted human being, you wouldn't look at a naked face and say "Oh my God, it's a naked face" so why if you see a naked rear end do you say, "Oh my God, it's a naked rear end". It makes no sense at all and people have been conditioned such as what was once nature is now dirty and obscene. Perhaps it is the conditioned state the human mind has been left in by all these religions and stuff that is dirty and obscene, not the natural world itself. Religion has left people suit wearing subserves who no longer live in sync with the natural world. That's an opinion of mine, I know, but I think there is truth in it. It has been said before, but only once humanity gets back to the metaphoric garden, will all this suppression stop coming our sideways. Suppress nature, suppress and suppress some more and then wonder why the outcome of all the suppression is the things we see in our world today. Religions are nothing if not mechanisms for suppression. There is a book called "I am me. I am free." I think it makes an important stance for what I am saying here. Like I say, I am as suppressed as the next guy, but, that doesn't mean I don't understand the theory of where we are trying to get to in all this. Nature beckons, people resist and the problem is that chances are, if you do what comes naturally, the system is set up in such a way that you are probably going to be breaking some law or other. We are only going to see more and more of the kids doing what is natural, without boundaries, without all the hangups of the past. I think often parents don't want kids behaving in certain ways because they couldn't behave that way themselves when they were kids and so one generation beats on the next to try and hold nature down. Nature is, however, a strong force and I am sure that more and more humanity is going to return to their orginal nature as time moves us forward in all this. The important thing, then, is to remember the context for why a lot of these things are happening. It's nature to be naked and free, which doesn't mean it was some easy life, but that is how humans were and so that is where their instinct lies. It doesn't how matter how much a system tries to suppress, it will eventually break the surface that natural original innocence is vying to make a return and end neurosis, hangups, judgmentalism and all the other mental difficulties which go with the artificial suppression of human nature in our society.

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