“Nakedness means freedom, and although dancing on a sun-kissed hillside with shorts on seems pretty similar to dancing with shorts off, there is all the difference in the world. It is as if your clothes take on the weight of your worries and concerns - they come to embody your defences against the world, and if you can feel confident enough and safe enough, then taking them off evokes a powerful sense of liberation, of joy and freedom; and more than that - of innocence and of openness to the world.”
Quote by Philip Carr-Gomm
Work
A Brief History of Nakedness
This comprehensive work delves into the origins and evolution of nakedness in human societies, examining its significance in art, religion, and everyday life. The book offers insights into how perceptions of nudity have changed over time and across different cultures, providing a nuanced understanding of this universal human experience. more
Author
Philip Carr-Gomm
Philip Carr-Gomm is a British author born in 1952, known for his research in mysticism and modern esotericism, particularly for his studies on Freemasonry. more
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