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What is natural active immunity

What is natural active immunity and provide an example to support the definition?

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Natural active immunity outcomes either from a clinical or in chosen infection with a parasite.

Example: a person who has recovered from an attack of measles builds up natural active immunity.

Example: the immunity is lifelong in condition of viral diseases like chicken pox or measles.   

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