Actual Freedom – Definitions

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Innocence; Innocent

To Be Naïveté; Naïve


Innocence, Innocent:

[Dictionary Definitions]:

• Innocence: freedom from wrong, sin or guilt; the state of being untouched by evil;

• Innocent: not injurious; not arising from or involving evil intent or motive; morally pure; producing no ill effect or result; not deserving punishment etc. [Etymology: from Latin ‘innocentia’ from ‘innocent-’ (in- + nocent-) pres. ppl stem of ‘nocere’ (hurt, injure) ... meaning unhurtful, harmless].

Synonyms: not guilty, guiltless, guileless, artless, simple, naive, ingenuous, innocuous, not malignant, benign, blameless, clean, in the clear, unblameworthy, inculpable, unimpeachable, irreproachable, clean-handed, safe, non-injurious, unmalicious, unobjectionable, inoffensive, innoxious, virtuous, pure, sinless, upright, chaste, immaculate, impeccable, pristine, spotless, stainless, unblemished, unsullied, incorrupt, uncorrupted, free from guile, unsophisticated, artless, frank, open, benign, non-malignant, harmless.


To be Naïveté Itself:

To be naïveté itself (i.e., naïveté embodied as ‘me’), which is to be the closest one can to innocence whilst remaining a ‘self’ (innocence is where ‘self’ is not), one is both likeable and liking for herewith lies tenderness, sweetness and togetherness, closeness whereupon moment-to-moment experiencing is of traipsing through the world about in a state of wide-eyed wonder and amazement as if a child again (guileless, artless, ingenuous, innocuous) – yet with adult sensibilities whereby the distinction betwixt being naïve and being gullible is readily separable – simply marvelling at the sheer magnificence of this oh-so-material universe’s absoluteness and unabashedly delighting in its boundless beneficence, its limitless largesse, with a blitheness and a gaiety such that the likelihood of the magical fairy-tale-like nature of this paradisaical terraqueous globe becoming ever-so-sweetly apparent, as an experiential actuality, is almost always imminent.


Naive:

Naive or naïve (adj.): having or showing unaffected simplicity of nature; *unsophisticated*; ingenuous; (adv.): naively; (n.): naiveness. [1645-55; from French, feminine of naïf, Old French naif, ‘natural’, ‘instinctive’ from Latin nātīvus, ‘native’]. [Emphasis added]. ~ (Webster’s College Dictionary).


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