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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
A short explanation of these both concepts suffices on this place. Below I
will compare the Ayurvedic and Jewish image of man as concepts for a new
scientific image of man.
3.9.2 First concept: “Meaning is Substance of all, "modi of existence.”
(Spinoza)
This universal character of referring and expressing, which is proper to our
entire created cosmos, stamps the created reality in meaning, by its dependent
non-self-sufficient nature. Meaning is the Substance of all modi of being,
even the nature of our selfhood. This idea of Spinoza has religious
roots and a divine origin with Substance as Deus sive Natura (G’d or Nature).
Now philosophy furnishes us with a theoretical insight into the inter-modal
coherence of all aspects of the temporal world. Philosophy makes us aware,
that coherence is a coherence of meaning that referring to a Totality. We
have fitted into this coherence of meaning with all our modal functions,
which include both: the so-called ‘natural’ and the so-called ‘cultural’. Philosophy
directs the theoretical view of totality over our cosmos and, within
the limits of its possibilities, answering the question, who we are, living in
an energetic grid as matrix, or within a constantly moving Quantum Field,
collecting all particles, for a while or permanently, with a left or right turning
spin. Philosophical thought in its proper character, never disregarded
with impunity, is theoretical thought, directed to the totality of meaning of
our cosmos. These single remarks contain in themselves the entire complex
of problems, involved in a discussion of possibilities of genuine philosophy.