Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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ality are frequently based on the eastern way of thinking and confer to many a
new sense for an existence that, on a western culturally parched soil came to a
spiritual and sometimes mental standstill.
We could conclude that the controversy in Western culture between complementary
medicine and regular, conventional medicine only consists of the conflict
between Eastern, spiritually oriented and Western, non-spiritually oriented sciences.
Jewish traditional medicine, through which the history of the Old People of Israel
resounds, did not come to an independent development as a systematic medicine
in European culture. However, as we shall see, Jewish scholars were of great service
to Western and Eastern medical sciences.
This research is not only about renewed attention for Jewish traditions, but above
all about the complexity of Jewish unifying influences within worldwide culture,
including medicine, to our time. This complexity can not do without Jewish selfcriticism.
Therefore, as an opening, a critical Jewish sound.
5.2 Jewish traditional medicine (JTM)
Jewish traditional medicine (JTM) is originally anchored in Torah, the teaching
of Israel. 82 Mainstream of this teaching was: “Let the Creative and re-creative
Light shine, whereby all nations can walk!” With this, the fallacy is annulled that
still nourishes anti-Semitism, viz. the alleged Jewish nationalism and particularism,
that in Jewish existence was replaced by universalism at the service of all
nations that shall walk by the Light of i.a. advancing medical-philosophical insights.
The still existing Germanic idea of Jewish world dominance is nullified by
82 Torah consists of the five first books of Tanakh, the Hebrew Bible.