Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 2 – Prolegomena
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tation, in favour of the dialogical relation between client and systemic information-supply,
that matches the unconscious or is repelled by it. This
leads to a redefinition of the unconscious. Within Mindlink intervention
strategies, we define the unconscious as “Memory of Experiences”. As this
will be elaborated hereafter, it suffices here to indicate the search for the
very deepest experience ground underneath the syndrome concerned. The
developments of the new biology and biotechnology start from the presence
of “cell-memory”, which provides the possibility to connect to the memory
that, on the basis of epigenetics, is located within the zygote, the fertilised
ovum. Memory of Experiences therefore is a pre-cerebral affair in this perspective.
This has the valuable effect that the Mindlink-test can not only
handle this deep dialogue diagnostically, but can also develop energetic interventions,
through which deep forms of recovery can originate as a solution
to what we consider present within the framework of Foetal programming.
With this, the dialogue with the unconscious is interpreted phenomenologically,
instead of psychoanalytically.
7.3.4 Causality and meaning-adequacy
In clinical-hermeneutical methodology, of which the hypothetic-deductive
method is a part, causality and meaning-adequacy, which sociologist Max
Weber deemed necessary for good sociological research, meet. He brought
both concepts together in the term “causal adequate link”: the statistical
probability between cause and result that is meaning-adequate if it is experienced
as meaningful.
The causality leads to treatment interventions on the basis of contraindications
and contra-information that is focused on breaking the neuronetworks
present. These neuro-networks are maintained by programming
beliefs or blockages, that delay or even prevent the flow of positive life en-