Grossesse et Maternité I Sadhguru

The speaker discusses the challenges of conceiving and shaping the human mind, particularly while still in the brain. Historically, there was an established process in many cultures for how a pregnant woman ate, acted, and lived to ensure the child's proper development, from preconception to birth and beyond. This included specific diets, behaviors, and avoidance of certain sights and sounds. However, modern life has changed dramatically. Women now work and face daily stressors like pollution, noise, and aggression, often while pregnant. Society lacks jobs that allow for extended absences, making it difficult for women to dedicate sufficient time and attention to nurturing the next generation. This societal neglect in caring for pregnant women and the developing child is seen as a significant issue, leading to a future price. The speaker emphasizes the incredible intelligence and refinement of the human body, a product of millions of years of evolution. Despite this, contemporary economic and social situations often prevent women from receiving the necessary care and attention during pregnancy. Creating consecrated spaces at home or work, with minimal disturbance, good vibrations, sounds, and proper food, is suggested as a partial solution to mitigate the adverse impacts of modern life on the developing child.