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People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Quotes

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Type: Manuscript / memoir draft (house oversight committee evidence)
File Size: 1.95 MB
Summary

This document appears to be a page from a manuscript or memoir, marked with a House Oversight Bates stamp. The text blends neuroscience terminology with religious mysticism, detailing the narrator's childhood interactions with a Rabbi and a specific 'tenth summer' sexual awakening which the author conflates with religious transformative experiences and ancient mythology.

People (5)

Name Role Context
Narrator Author
The person writing the first-person account of childhood, religious study, and sexual awakening.
Rabbi Isadore Kliegfeld Tutor
Described as the 'Jewish guru and Hebraic tutor' of the narrator's childhood.
William James Author
Author of 'Varieties of Religious Experience', read by the narrator.
Shu Deity
Egyptian God mentioned in a creation myth found in the Book of the Dead.
Tefnut Deity
Egyptian God mentioned in a creation myth found in the Book of the Dead.

Organizations (1)

Name Type Context
Sunday school
Where the narrator read Psalm 23 regularly.

Timeline (2 events)

Childhood
Nighttime Hebrew letter meditations discussed with Rabbi Kliegfeld.
Unknown
Narrator's 10th Summer
The narrator describes their first experience with masturbation/sexual climatic release, comparing it to religious transformative experiences.
Back bedroom

Locations (2)

Location Context
Location of the narrator's first sexual experience during their tenth summer.
Where the narrator found the Egyptian Book of the Dead.

Relationships (2)

Narrator Student/Teacher Rabbi Isadore Kliegfeld
Refers to him as 'The Jewish guru and Hebraic tutor of my childhood'.
Narrator Family Father
Mentions 'my father's well warn copy' of a book and 'my father's library'.

Key Quotes (6)

"I learned that it is comforting to divide an unknown whole into two or more unknowable parts."
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"He said that I had been given a blessing, in Yiddish, a nachas."
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Quote #2
"In my tenth summer... I evoked a pleasurably urgent and yawning feeling that began in the lower part of my abdomen and back."
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Quote #3
"Was this what he meant by a transformative experience?"
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Quote #4
"It contained a creation myth of two Gods in which 'rubbing with my fist, my heart came into my mouth and I spat forth Shu and Tefnut.'"
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Quote #5
"Psalm 23... began to make me wonder about the meanings of '...rod and staff that comforts...' and what was meant by '...my cup runneth over.'"
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Quote #6

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