Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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5.10.1 Spinoza and the Field-theory
Spinoza’s actuality was recently described by Jonathan Bennett in his book
A Study of Spinoza’s Ethics. 98 In Ethica, one of his principal works, he envisions
field metaphysics that could correspond to modern quantum field
theory. That makes his philosophy, based on fundamental unity (that ends
Descartes’s duality), so important. Religion, philosophy and natural sciences
in his thinking are united, making him far ahead of his time, if Bennett’s
research is valid. 99
Precisely field theories can give us a view on the origin of all existence and
provide a basis for a Theory about Everything, which Einstein and many
others have sought and still seek. In this research, by semiotic and logotechnical
analysis of the Hebrew language and of Tanakh, it will become
clear how determinative the Creating Authority – a = √1 = 1 – is in this
search for a specific field theory.
It will also be demonstrated that music therapy is no exception to this within
field theory, partly through fieldwork with Mindlink-technology.
5.11 Music therapy, internal-consciousness dialectics and
the unconscious
Music therapy is defined in different ways: 1. medical-therapeutic support for
healing, recovery and empowerment. 2. intra- and intercellular energetic con-
98 Jonathan Bennett, A Study of Spinoza’s Ethics, Hackett Publishing Company, United States of America, first edition,
second printing, 1988, passim.
99 “One of these interpretations is Jonathan Bennett’s. In his book A Study of Spinoza’s Ethics 1 he states that Spinoza puts
forward a form of field metaphysics that would resemble modern quantum field theory.” (quote of Lotje and Clazina
Wansbeek in the student magazine Physics and philosophy.} Lotje Wansbeek as a PhD student researches the breach of
left-right symmetry on sub-atomic level at the Nuclear Accelerator Institute. Clazina Wansbeek studies philosophy and
mathematics at the RUG.