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Exodus 23:19, 'Thou shalt not seethe a kid in his mother's milk', which the literal-minded obey by never taking milk with meat, read psychologically: the kid, the symbol of sacrifice, is a former state one has mothered and now gives up, and the milk is one's attention, which nurses and keeps alive whatever holds it. Having assumed the new state, one must not look back and give the old one attention, or one steeps the kid again in its mother's milk.

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Exodus 23:19 | Thou shalt not seethe a kid in his mother’s milk
Exodus 23:19 | Steep not a kid in its mother’s milk
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Throughout the centuries a kid has been used as the symbol of sacrifice
You are a jealous father that can easily consume, like Cronus, his children
if you look back and give attention to it, you are steeping once more that kid in its mother’s milk

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Throughout the centuries a kid has been used as the symbol of sacrifice.
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your attention is like the very stream of life or milk itself that nurses and makes alive that which holds your attention
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It is said, “Steep not a kid in its mother’s milk.” (King James version, “Thou shalt not seethe a kid in his mother’s milk.”)
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For if you look back and give attention to it, you are steeping once more that kid in its mother’s milk.
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