Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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ment of injuries to many organs. Sometimes techniques were described in detail,
like the placing of an artificial anus, when this was missing at birth (atresia ani).
Personal and general hygiene as it existed in ancient Israel, was continued in the
Talmud. Regulations for meals were also strictly maintained. This was partly why
mediaeval Jews suffered less from the deadly plague than non-Jews, who had not
yet discovered the desirability of daily washings.
6.3 TJM as a bridge builder?
Lysons ends with: “ In the Middle Ages, Jews would become the keepers of
Greek and Roman scholarship in the West.” 120
Here we take the next step, that I launch as a working hypothesis:
The Jews have become the keepers of Tanakh-scholarship, that has left its traces
in Greek and Roman scholarship and is developed further to quantum mechanics
and Einstein’s relativity theories in our 21e century.
Tanakh-scholarship can - without being disqualified as “religious-book wisdom”
or “Jewish theology that brings G’d into science through the back door,” – act as
a bridge between the medicine of East and West. 121 Perhaps it is an unstable
bridge, that is strong if we are not afraid!
To build a solid bridge that can guarantee unity in diversity, self-awareness that
leads to a shift of paradigm is an absolute necessity. If we are jointly willing to
renounce the conventionalism behind which we are so eager to hide ourselves to
defend and maintain our values and truths, then we leave the Darwinist “I against
you” and we move forward together as “you and I” to a renewal that can defy
120 Lyons/Petrucelli, op. cit. p.71
121 For a specific description of TJM and the relationship to TOM, breslev.co.il is illustrative. We will discuss these
relationships with i.a. Yehuda Frischman’s publications.