Im also a grandmother and mother (and a fallen Catholic) but really I dont see
anything too amiss with this concept. There are advantages and disadvantages as
there are with any new thought/product/procedure. I believe the soul would
choose or not choose to integrate with that particular body , maybe the soul
was a scientist or an aborted fetus in their previous life? Now having stated
those quick thoughts I will paste a comment from that article that really
disturbs me:
"I mean, we are machines, after all. We have all these ethical and social
over-layers, but the body is a machine."
This is such a throwaway line that weakens all ethical and moral parameters
enabling science and unscrupulous others such as governments to produce an army
of mindless worker, fighters, breeding machines...the list goes on. That is
what scares me!
To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
From: systemic.solutions@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2012 07:09:17 -0600
Subject: Re: [ConstellationTalk] the future of reproduction...and
constellations?
Thank you, Barbara for the sanity check--I think the Catholic Church has
rejected all these types of reproductive technologies on the premise that
children have the right to be created in the natural embrace of their parents.
A wise thought, from an imperfect institution maybe?
Rosabelle White Aguirre de Rice
Federally Certified Spanish Interpreter and Certified Medical Interpreter
Solutions@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Cell 7208389509
On Sep 2, 2012, at 6:30 AM, Barbara Morgan <theknowingfield@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What happens to the human soul when we try to control nature in this way or
rather what has already happened to the souls of those doing this research
and those who would be willing to use it? Anything rather than deal with
the pain of what is.
Horrifying and I'm glad I won't be alive to witness it. Where's the thought
for the child in all this?
Yes, an emotional response. As a mother and grandmother, it can't be
anything else for me.
Barbara
On 18 August 2012 20:14, Andrew Watson <andrew.e.watson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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This is a really interesting article on the future of reproduction:
apparently, it will be possible to conceive, gestate, and give birth all
outside a human being. It might even be possible to genetically alter a
woman's cells to create sperm with her DNA -- so she could theoretically
(and literally) be mother and "father" to her child. The opposite could be
possible with men....and apparently, it might even be possible to have men
producing milk.
I guess, in the final analysis, life will have life, however that life
comes into being......
Here's the link:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/aug/17/sex-reproduction-aarathi-prasad
Hopefully this will spark yet another enriching discussion on this forum.
Enjoy!
Andy
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Barbara Morgan
Family Constellations Trainer, Supervisor & Practitioner
Editor of
The Knowing Field
International Constellations Journal
www.theknowingfield.com
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