The Bladder – The Fear of Fearlessness: The bladder is a hollow elastic organ that collects urine. Urine enters the bladder from above via the ureters Urine exits the bladder from below via the urethra. In the embryo, the bladder is derived from the urogenital sinus that separates from the GI tract. In the male,…
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Sphincters of the GI Tract – Locks on the Watercourse
Sphincters of the GI Tract – Locks on the Watercourse: Water runs through the endodermal derivatives of the body. Water seeks the lowest position. Therefore, water naturally runs downward through the body. The water in our body begins in the mouth. The mouth belongs to the external. The upper esophagus is striated muscle and therefore…
The Ectodermal Embryo – Light Unfolds the Subconscious
The Ectodermal Embryo – Light Unfolds the Subconscious: On day 28 the human embryo is a 3-layered tube. The outermost tube is the ectoderm. The ectoderm gives rise to the skin and brain. Photons drive the biochemical reactions in cells. Photons, having no rest mass, exist in timelessness. Thus, within each embryonic cell, there is…
The Endodermal Embryo – Water Unfolds the Subconscious
The Endodermal Embryo – Water Unfolds the Subconscious: Transparent water is absorbed by each cell of the human embryo. At day 28, the embryo is a 3-layered tube. The endoderm forms the innermost tube. This innermost tube is the future passage from mouth to anus. Visceral organs literally bud off this endodermal tube in…
The Mesodermal Embryo – Wind Unfolds the Subconscious
The Mesodermal Embryo – Wind Unfolds the Subconscious: Pale blue oxygen is inhaled by each cell of the human embryo. Each cell exhales carbon dioxide. Within each embryonic cell, then, there is a cyclical wind. There are three germ cell layers in the human embryo. The middle layer, the mesoderm, takes responsibility for the wind. …
One-cell Self – The Origin of Emotion
One-cell Self – The Origin of Emotion: The moment sperm and ovum unite, a one-cell self is formed. Within the one-cell self are organelles called mitochondria. Each mitochondrion has its own DNA. Each mitochondrion divides on its own, independent of the cell. Mitochondria come only from the ovum. The sperm’s mitochondria do not enter the…
One-cell Self – The Origin of Intuition
One-cell Self – The Origin of Intuition: The moment sperm and ovum unite, a one-cell self is formed. Within the one-cell self are subcelluar organelles. A subcellular pathway of organelles forms the digestive tract of a cell. These organelles are the rough ER, the Golgi apparatus and the lysosome. Enzymes involved in cellular digestion are…
One-cell Self – The Origin of Thought
One-cell Self – The Origin of Thought: The moment sperm and ovum unite, a one-cell self is formed. The one-cell self is enveloped by a cell membrane. The cell membrane is a bilayer structure. The cell membrane is water resistant both inside and out. Embedded within the cell membrane are signalling proteins. There are two…
Enteric Nervous System – An Insecure Identity
Enteric Nervous System – An Insecure Identity: The enteric nervous system consists mainly of two webworks of neurons. Both of these webworks are embedded in the walls of the digestive tract from the esophagus to the anus. The enteric nervous system operates independently of the brain and the spinal cord. However, the enteric nervous system…
