Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
has caused him much stressful pain, but nevertheless he might be seen a
righteous Jew, remained subservient to the unity of thinking in the society
and the injustice contested. Unfortunately, it has given him an eternal banishment
which until today has not been revoked. His philosophy has a connection
with Taoism and Hinduism. That makes him interesting for our holistic
research.
He was ahead of his time that a study has published in our time about the
"quantum fields in Spinoza’s philosophy". 31 His influence on the medical
and therapeutic domains is actually present in our day. 32
The historian Jonathan I. Israel wrote an extraordinarily extended book titled
“Radical Enlightenment: Philosophy and the Making of Modernity”,
with Spinoza as protagonist. 33 Israel suggested the Enlightenment has begun
in the Netherlands with Spinoza et.al by his critical publications on Descartes,
fundamentally rejecting his dualism with his absolutely monism as
his own ultimate philosophy. Spinoza’s monism has made him object of rejection
and hatred, not only in the Jewish community, but in the Christian
society as well. Just the opposite of Spinoza’s enlightened and liberal approach
of reality I found a study of the Spinozist Joachim Wachter (1673-
1757) who became a convinced Kabbalist as result of the influences of Spinoza.
This looses the surprizing effects because of Spinoza’s Kabbalistic
Portuguese pedigree. 34
In this short overview about this very important scientist and philosopher I
tried to illustrate the complexity of a scholar with his influence all over the
globe.
31 Bennett, Jonathan, A Study of Spinoza’s Ethics, Indiana 1984, pages 90 ff.
32 Miriam van Reijen, Spinoza, Kampen, The Netherlands, 2008, an explanation of Ethics instead of a commentary.
33 Israel, Jonathan, I. Radical Enlightenment etc. Oxford University Press, 2001
34 Wachter, J. Der Spinozismus im Jüdentumb, 1699 (edition Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt 1994)