Hadn't heard of this specifically, but it makes a lot of sense.
If you think about it, humans were probably "designed" to function pretty well "as is." Which would include that we walk on the earth; in contact with what is beneath our feet. But we are always building "improvements" that actually serve to separate us — physically, emotionally, psychologically, spiritually — from our source. Whereas I can appreciate "safety" and such, it doesn't always make sense, does it?
Bright Blessings!
Yes indeed. I did think about it a lot five years ago and the logic of it is undeniable. I didn't mention in the article that shoes are bad for our bodies in lots of other ways too! Perhaps that's a whole other article ;)
Thanks for your share & Bountiful Bright Blessings back ;)