Continuation of the previous part, 4 - The Chronicles
The following morning, Sir Everhart led the Harrisons to a secluded spot on the far edge of the resort, surrounded by lush vegetation and adorned with symbols from the Chronicle of Edens. The area had an air of serenity, with the gentle rustle of leaves and the distant sound of waves lapping the shore. I naked woman statue was at the far end of the clearing.
“This is Émilie Beaumont,” Sir Everhart said. “She had a statue carved in her natural glory to celebrate naturism and the relationship to humans to our natural way of being. You will find the description and the story of the statue in the Chronicles. But for the time being, I would like to introduce you to a sacred ritual performed by our society on full moon days," Sir Everhart continued, his voice filled with reverence. “The ritual consisted of two parts: a celebration at dawn, honoring the life-giving power of the sun, and another one at dusk, celebrating the cycle of life.”
Intrigued, Lily inquired, her curiosity piqued. "Where does this ritual come from?"
Sir Everhart smiled. "It was introduced by a close friend of the Beaumont family in the early twentieth century. Émilie Beaumont met him in at one of the first naturist campsites in Germany. During her stay, she became convinced that naturism was the solution to many ailments that plagued humanity. Her friend, the doctor Durville, ultimately founded the French naturist movement, and convinced Émilie to bring it back to Jamaica, what she did."
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