Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
moves rather fast to a new position: excentrical, outside the centre. The
Dutch poet Lucebert chooses these words:
“A human being is but a speck of dust on the skirts of universe.”
He can simply disappear and leave an empty space behind. Science has made him
superfluous. Now at last we can start from the beginning with things. The tragedy
of mankind for science is not the "disappeared man" but the existence of “the
traditionally metaphysical man, who sees himself in connection with God. This
man hinders the Darwinist scientific progression with his traditional views and
moral values.
1.18 Crisis in the Western Culture
Western culture, triumphant on her scientifically and technological progress of
the I9t, 20th and 21th century, seems to have no boundaries left: the horizons are
being erased, speeds become supersonic, no record is safe anymore, space is
stripped from its miracles and we place our footsteps on the moon.
1.18.1 Anthropological crisis
Western culture, suffering from the "Gotterdammerung" (Buber), is threatened
by the storms of Rationalism, Idealism, Dialectical-Materialism, Existentialism
and Nihilism, to be crashed on the rocks of anti-metaphysical,
one-dimensional thinking, becoming manifest in the "Ego-culture" of Narcissism
with its awful self-affirmation and neurotically loneliness, deeply
anchored in guilt feelings and uncertainty, as described by the American