SHACK 3046 RITUAL

PERTH CIRCUMCISION UNIT

It was an honour I was told to hold my baby great nephew whilst he was being circumcised, no one else was available because the other males were not eligible. Others were not eligible, there is some law or rule. It has to be a man who has not done this honour before.

I am not debating whether it is right or wrong for the male Jewish baby should be circumcised or not. I did not want to do this holding of the baby named ( Jewish Hebrew name for holing person is Sandek ) and the mohel is the man performing the circumcision and I was pleaded with by my nephew to do it against my better judgement.

I did the deed and marvelled at this tiny being was like holding a buzzing energetic body, the mohel happened to be a Jewish doctor from one of the A and E hospitals, he gave the baby wine from his fingers and so the baby was partially dozy I think, I did not feel the pain of the baby. There were people present who did not think I should have that honour, however due to circumstances I was the one.

I wondered how this young life would pan out; you know by now about my views on brain washing and inculcation. This is and your choice of name were the first post womb experiences, apart from the first breast feed.

I feel that female and male circumcision is imprinted somewhere in the aura and psyche and maybe have a very deep significance, I certainly feel there is a deep buried unconscious trauma attached to this. Regarding female circumcision and the women who have experienced this either in young years and later have been deeply traumatised especially when they get it done in later years. I have spoken to many with many who have this done to them. To me I feel of course there was no choice (or if one feels there are pre life agreements or contracts, maybe so, for me I am sure there are some sort energetic soul level something's, but maybe not in specific details) and with many spiritual so called I prefer in this case not spiritual but religious, although according to some Jewish law the foreskin can be a trap for bacteria and so on and sand of the desert is a factor in many Eastern religions getting and irritating the foreskin and the Jewish Law it is a covenant  between God and oneself.

By the way the foreskin is planted or buried near a tree and in one tribal ritual is eaten by the grandparents. There is nowadays a leaning towards non religious circumcision and females in the Jewish tradition can a have ceremony with prayer and celebration and is not a circumcision and is the equivalent to the male barmitzva when they are fourteen years of age, whether this is due to the menstrual cycle I am not sure but girls can have their menstruation at earlier ages.

Whether female or male circumcision is for hygiene, religious or any other reason is not for me to judge, I would say that since my grand nephew was held by me on that day, I have only seen him four times, the last about eight years back due to a rift in the family relationships and by some because I am not doing the religious thing. 

I am sometimes referred to as an Ietsism or Agonistic theism. All I feel is to pray and meditate and give thanks three or more times a day. My food prayer ' I stretch or cup my hands over the food,(I do this in restaurants café)  then I say silently or aloud ' May everyone have water to drink, food to eat of the best nutrition and safety possible and peace and goodwill come to Earth. Thank you, bless this food',

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