Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
Via Herakleitos and Parmenides, Plato and Aristotle, Plotinus and Thomas Aquinas,
Descartes, Spinoza, Kant and Hegel we see in these days the special place in
the western philosophical community of the French-Jewish philosopher Emmanuel
Levinas, born in Lithuania (1905) and died in Paris (2005). During his scientific
life he was working at the Sorbonne, the University of Paris. His enormous
merit was his effort to reform the western philosophy, that was philosophizing
with the ego on pole position. Levinas developed a philosophy of responsibility
with the care-seeking Other in the centre instead of the ego and his brutal egocentrism.
In the footsteps of Einstein Levinas tried to shed Eternal Light in our
world, new Light over what can be expressed as “the night of the Gotterdammerung”
that was fallen down, c.f. Martin Buber.
Together with the particular sciences, that are grafted on them, the antimetaphysical
developments since the Enlightenment have produced a culture,
where the Creating Substance no longer could be alive. He just had to perish in it
like Nietzsche described for us at the end of the nineteenth century; G’d did not
die an easy death, but was brutally killed by the western Christian culture. He
wrote:
Morder aller Morder? Das Heiligste und Machtigste was die Welt bisher
besass, es ist unter unseren Messern verblutet, - wer wischt diess Blut von
uns ab?
God is dead! God stays dead! And we have killed Him! How can we find
consolation for ourselves, the killers of all killers? The most Holy and most
Mighty the world ever possessed, it has bleed to death under our knives,
who can cleans us from this blood?
Nietzsche brings charges against the Christian culture. It's hypocrisy forces man
to disappear. The Christianity has proved not strong enough to produce a trustworthy
human society. The Jewish G’d doesn’t came in the picture in Nietzsche’s