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Sacred Womb: Divine Gateway of Life.

Arun Singha
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The Sacred Womb: A Divine Gateway of Life:

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Introduction:

Throughout many philosophical, spiritual, and scientific traditions, the idea of the “Sacred Womb” has been given significant weight. The womb is cherished as a symbol of creation, nurturing, and the beginning of life throughout history, including in the ancient Indian philosophy of Vedanta and modern biology. Through the lenses of Eastern philosophy (Vedanta), Western philosophy, holistic science, and contemporary biology, this article investigates the nature of the Sacred Womb.

This content is a discussion on the topic “SACRED WOMB: The Medium of Procreation”.

Limitless wisdom exists inside the womb.

Let's investigate the limitless wisdom that exists inside the cradle of life with sincere hearts and a strong bond to the divine feminine. This trip is proof of our ability to co-create and to respect the marvel of life.

I pray that this investigation will uplift your soul, nourish your spirit, and confirm the sacred part you play in the never-ending dance of existence.

Points of discussions in this content are summarised as bullet points. They are as follows:

“Hiranya Garbha” in Vedanta:

Hiranya Garbha is frequently referred to in Vedanta philosophy as the “cosmic egg” or “cosmic womb.” It serves as a metaphor for the potential and creative force of the cosmos. Imagine it like the universe’s emergence from a seed. Hiranya Garbha possesses the potential for all of creation, just as an egg does. The Hiranya Garbha, which includes both manifest and unmanifest existence, is regarded as the universe’ initial stage. It stands for the unbroken flow of existence, in which everything arises and ultimately returns to it.

Hiranya Garbha symbolises the notion that, similar to how a baby develops in the womb before birth, there is an underlying, unmanifested reality from which the manifested universe evolves. For more on this philosophy, please read the following article.

Wisdom of Five Fires: Panchagni Vidya

The Human Womb: A Special Location for Reproduction:

Eastern philosophy views the human womb as a sacred location for conception and the continuance of life. It is thought of as a passageway through which the soul enters the physical world, bringing with it the accumulated karma from previous lives. Eastern cultures place a strong emphasis on taking care of the expectant mother physically, emotionally, and spiritually in order to provide a welcoming atmosphere for the entering soul.

The idea of the womb has been linked in Western philosophy to concepts of fertility, femininity, and the creative power of nature. The womb has been cherished and mythologized throughout history as the source of life-giving force. The symbolism of the womb as a container for transformation and the capacity for growth and rebirth has been studied by philosophers.

The sacred womb in holistic science:

Holistic science recognises the interdependence of all life and views the womb as a microcosm that reflects the broader cosmos. This is known as the sacred womb. It acknowledges the significant influence that a foetus’ environment, emotions, and thoughts have on its development. Given that the woman and her unborn child are connected in ways that go beyond the physical, holistic practises work to improve their total health.

Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Understanding:

We can acquire a deeper understanding of the sacred womb if we combine these antiquated and contemporary perspectives. It’s an investigation where faith and science come together and share amazement at the beginning of existence. Eastern spiritual practises support current scientific research on the effects of environment, energy, and emotions on foetal development. The epigenetic impact of a mother’s experiences on a child’s DNA expression is a topic of research.

This combination essentially captures the very heart of what it means to be human—our drive to understand the mysteries of existence, from the unfathomable depths of spiritual reflection to the concrete domains of scientific investigation. By utilising both bodies of knowledge, we celebrate the miracle that takes place inside the holy womb and uphold the sanctity of life. By doing this, we cross boundaries between disciplines, eras, and civilizations, creating a comprehensive understanding that resonates throughout history.

Epigenetics and Womb Functionalities: The new science:

In reality, the study of epigenetics focuses on how experiences and environmental factors can affect gene expression without changing the DNA sequence. This can involve things like stress, food, exposure to chemicals, and even emotional events that occurred while the mother was pregnant.

A brief summary of the general idea of epigenetics and how it relates to maternal experiences follows.

The study of changes in gene expression or cellular phenotype without alterations to the DNA sequence itself is known as epigenetics. Its focus is on comprehending how environmental influences might affect the function and activity of genes.

The epigenetic imprints on genes in the developing foetus can be affected by maternal experiences during pregnancy, such as stress levels, food, and exposure to chemicals. Throughout the child’s life, these markings may alter the way that genes are expressed, which could have a variety of health effects.

Famous author Nessa Carey is well known for her efforts to make difficult scientific subjects understandable to a lay audience. Her writings frequently offer insights into many facets of molecular biology and genetics. If she has published on the subject of maternal experiences and epigenetics, her work is likely to provide a thorough and understandable explanation of the topic.

Epigenetics: An Introduction – Dr Nessa Carey: Video link.

I recommend reading Nessa Carey’s pertinent publications, such as “The Epigenetics Revolution,” if you are interested in, in order to acquire more particular and in-depth knowledge from her work. You can have a greater understanding of the subject and her viewpoint on it by reading her own publications. [I have gone through the book and videos.]

Bruce Lipton The Biology of Belief Full Lecture: Click Here.

I recommend Bruce H. Lipton’s video and the book ” The Biology of Belief” for profound knowledge in epigenetics.

On the attitude of women to childbearing: By Olga.

Olga, a respected woman from Moscow, wrote the text below in response to my request for her opinion. This is how it has been put. Her website: Click here.

As you know, many people’s problems come from childhood. The attitude to one’s body, to its capabilities, to its connection with the world is laid down in infancy.
The whole environment, mom and dad, and later society forms those threads that will connect our soul with our body, with other people and living beings in the Universe.
Imagine if a mother always told her daughter from an early age that it was very difficult with children, that for several years after the birth of a child, mother did not have a drop of joy, that such a life is always like on a powder keg, that a person becomes not free for the rest of his life etc.
And my mother, in turn, was told about this by her mother – grandmother, and her great-grandmother spoke to her grandmother…
And the daughter, indeed, saw that her mother was unhappy.
When a woman brought up in this way, already an adult, gives birth to her baby, then at the stage of bearing a child and directly in the process of childbirth, she broadcasts her fears and horrors to a small person, sometimes preventing the natural process of giving birth to a new person, which can cause various birth injuries and leave an imprint on the whole subsequent life of the newborn.
Thus, built relationships of a woman with her place of power provoke the emergence of fertile ground for oppressing the connection of a woman with her bosom, up to the complete rupture of this deep connection. These traumas can lead to women’s reluctance to have children (Childfree) and even hatred of children (Childhait).
Women, and even Childfree men, find it unbearable to take responsibility for their child. This burden seems unbearable to them. Of course, this is how it should be in the presence of the horror and fear that prevail over them from many previous generations. Such a perception of oneself and the surrounding reality can lead to all sorts of illnesses and ailments.
Then various practices become necessary to restore the lost connection with one’s womb and open the corresponding chakras. Some of these practices work wonders: physical health is restored, the view of the world and one’s place in it changes, the joy of life and an inner feeling of happiness arise. A woman begins to feel the possibility of having a baby as a series of happy moments, as a chain of the most amazing events, as an amazingly wonderful communication with a person who, like no one else, always wants to be with you, who loves you with all his heart without any conditions and is ready to forgive you everything: your shortcomings and not the best deeds.
I regularly recall one of the collective practices in psychological training, which provides a person with the opportunity to live his birth again.
Outwardly, it looked like a birth canal and uterus built from human bodies, in which the practitioner was at the beginning of the exercise, experiencing the contractions of the mother. Contractions were imitated by people involved in the construction of the uterus. Then the contractions intensified and the child (who is also a practitioner) began to move along the birth canal, overcoming it in the labours of coming into the world with all the complexities of this process. During this practice, a person experienced many bodily sensations, some of which were present at the time of his birth.
These are very strong unforgettable feelings, which, among other things, help to overcome the gaps between a person and his energy centre and allow you to find the strength to see the light. Indeed, at some point a person may actually feel that he will not be able to get out, but he begins to feel that this must be done …
Reconnecting with his body gives the person confidence that he is interpreting his feelings correctly and can finally trust his choice completely, that he will cope with the responsibility he has taken on, that his self-esteem is unshakable and that it will not allow him to accept wrong decision.
Man regains the strength to create.
Harmony returns to its home – to the soul and body of a person.
A woman enjoys pregnancy and raising her baby, a man enjoys taking responsibility for the family.
A positive attitude allows you to feel happy in all natural human manifestations.

Talk to the Baby in the Womb:

The custom of conversing with an unborn child in the womb has a profound significance that cuts across generations. Its foundation is the intuitive knowledge that a developing human being has a tremendous capacity to see the world beyond the womb. This acknowledgment serves as the cornerstone of an original and lovely early communication method.

Understanding a Foetus’s Ability to Perceive External Stimuli

The astounding fact that the foetus is not confined to silent solitude within the womb has been revealed by science. Rather, it is tightly entwined with its environment even before it enters the world. According to research, a baby’s senses can already function by the third trimester, enabling it to hear, react to touch, and even taste amniotic fluid. In the womb, the mother’s heartbeat, voice, and other sounds become a baby’s familiar companions.

Communication with the Unborn Child Has Many Advantages

Conversations with the unborn kid that are sincere and passionate have many advantages that go beyond words. The baby feels comforted and reassured when its mother or other carers speak to them. The familiar voices’ calming tones create a calming atmosphere that seems cosy and loving, like a cocoon. The baby is likely to feel peaceful and at ease because of the rhythm and cadence of spoken words.

The process of conversing with an unborn child essentially captures the inherently social, nurturing, and communicative nature of humans. It creates a space where the developing kid can experience love, caring, and the beauty of spoken words by bridging the gap between the physical and emotional worlds. 

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Conclusion:

The sacredness of the womb emerges clearly as we travel through the views of Eastern philosophy, Western thought, comprehensive science, and contemporary biology. It is a container for creativity that is cherished in Eastern philosophy as the home of souls and praised in Western philosophy as a source of change. Holistic science acknowledges the universe’s interconnectivity, and modern biology reveals its wonders as a nourishing haven for the developing life inside.

The phrase “Sacred Womb: The Medium of Procreation” captures the essence of an idea with deep spiritual and scientific roots. We respect the cycles of existence and the eternal connection between generations when we recognise the womb’s function as the vehicle through which life arises.

We discover unity in the womb’s sacredness—a thread that unites people across geography and time. The womb is nevertheless a source of awe and reverence, whether it is seen from the standpoint of Vedanta, Western wisdom, holistic viewpoints, or biology. It is a sign that exhorts us to respect life’s journey, cherish our common ancestry, and develop a better appreciation of how intricately related we are to one another and to the rest of creation.

A Heartfelt Salutation to all mothers!

To all the kind souls, strong wills, and unyielding pillars of power,

To those who care for the lovely symphony of heartbeat and breath while carrying the priceless weight of life within them,

To those who manage the delicate dance of development and sacrifice, tying their aspirations to the future they are fostering,

To the mothers who console their children when they cry and wipe away their tears while showing them love,

To the endless love that has no boundaries and the innumerable sleepless nights transformed into soothing lullabies,

To the personification of unwavering love and unbreakable ties.

With heartfelt gratitude and admiration,

Arun

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