Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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first 3 chapters of Tanakh, the Hebrew Bible – known in Christian culture as the
Old Testament - and keep the text at hand. Why would we involve Latin or Sanskrit
scriptures in our studies and scientific researches and omit a Hebrew text
that radiates with scholarship? The disqualification of the Hebrew bible as a religious
book, that does not seem appropriate for exact scientific ends, is the reason
why. I refer to this later. The Hebrew discourse does not contain a religion, but a
culture of living and surviving with its own ethics; a non-dogmatic practice that
keeps Judaism far from a dogmatic religion, even though ultraorthodox, orthodox
and even more liberalised groups speak another language, whereby Judaism is
wrongfully called the oldest monotheistic religion. 85
Of course there is a structured worship of the Existing, the imageless Name. This
worship is rooted in human (Jewish) self-consciousness, that induces an attitude
of humility towards the Name that exceeds our cognition. Torah is its book. In
my research I will demonstrate how profound and scientifically exact this Hebrew
textual Way is, without falling into a theological or religious discourse.
It is about the investigation and description of Hebrew-scientific core values to
the benefit of a medical philosophy, as an attempt to achieve a shift of paradigm
that provides space for the union of the deep truths that originated within human
history and that can be traced back to the relationship to the Source.
My research is about “tracking the core of life”, a quest for the mystery that is
not based upon an incomprehensible enigma, but on facts that challenge and expose
our human limitations. French philosopher Lyotard says: “G’d disappeared
85 Why IMHO Judaism isn’t called a monotheistic dogmatic religion? Historically the term monotheistic is an original
Greek term, with an image of G’d that can’t correspondent with the Jewish service of YHWH. Relgion is not similar with
“adore, celebrate and serve (ethical) Adonai Echad, the Only One” c.f. observing Torah, with its very special celebration
and ethical practices. It seems to me the Greek terminology conflicts with the Jewish vision on YHWH and the vision of
YHWH on Jewry.
I am not sure, but I can’t imagine that our rabbi’s has chosen for a Greek terminology for Judaism. Moreover the term
“oldest of the three monotheistic religions” can’t also be a Jewish initiative, because of the prohibit of syncretism. Concluding:
Judaism is serving attitude to the G’d of Israel, just the opposite of the dogmatic religions as christianity and
islamic religion. It is not a matter of Jewish nationalistic feelings, but of the special connection with G’d and a private
service (celebrating Shabbat etc.), with an universalist assigment in the world (tikkoen olam). This a short explanation on
my statement: IMO, Judaism can’t be a monotheistic religion.