Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
lems of self-understanding, standing outside the connection with the Ultimate
Source, the actual present of the Source of daily life. I will emphasize the philosophical
content of this recovering thesis.
1.10 What do we have lost after the Enlightenment?
In the framework of the research on neurological music therapy (NMT) we shall
think about the care-seeking man and his context, but, because of the philosophical
foundation research, from a philosophical point of view. The described cultural
problems before and after the Enlightenment Friedrich Nietzsche and the
French Michael Foucault will pay our special attention. The first about the death
of G’d and our guilt and the second about the disappearance of the modern human
being and the void that his disappearance left behind. Moreover, our main
attention is the process of solving the densification of language as outcome. Before
reaching insights in the inevitable solution, we need some more historical
information to understand the fundamentality of this cultural and creational disaster
with a spiritual and scientific break down of the holistic view of existence.
1.10.1 Summary of the above and a personal remark
Speaking about people in the European society is speaking about people in
the context of a secular society, from which the “Creating Source as Ultimate
Concern” has been driven away and man meant to be entitled to claim
his freedom by putting a stop on the transcendental thinking of ages.
To be able to estimate the gravity of this development, we must ask ourselves
from which point of view we want to judge the reality, as it presents
itself to us. Therefore, as a personal remark a few words on my presuppositions.