Sharing pain (Page 2 of 2)

Yes Antaeus.  I just going to quote something from the book that most of us never really focus on.

Eventurally, we realized that although there were three primary brains, three existed two more 'sub=brains', for a total of five distinct brain structures in post-birth human beings.  And our observations turned out to reflect underlying brian biology---Dr. Maclean, in his text on the the triune brian, identifies five seperate structures forming on the the early zygote's spinal cord,

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briefly, the other 2 brains are the Solar Plexus Brain, The Buddha Brain, ....

The Placental and Sperm Tail Brains
Another two brains exist but since they die off in utero, we don't normally refer to them in our normal post-birth description of the triune brain system.  ......

.......The first of these is the organelle 'brain' that dies off during the conception----it is in the tail portion of the sperm body.  For simplicity, we call it the 'sperm tail brain'.
   The second 'brain' is in an organelle structure in the egg which later develops into the placenta and dies during the birth.  Again for simplicity we call it the 'placental brain'.  (Note that the placenta is part of the baby, not part of the mother.)  The placental brain is intimately related to the solar plexus brain, but as of this writing we haven't yet defined the relationship.

Pleasee note, I had to type the above from the book, so maybe some spelling errors, but I just wanted to give a 'taste' to others, and magnify their curiosity!(library is closing!  Good Night!)

Have you investigated the Gnostic Christian material, the Dead Sea scrolls and Nag Hammadi library? That was the first place I turned when I realized how empty my fundamentalist Christian "faith" was. And that propelled to me to study just about everything else. Now, almost 30 years later, I'm looking at the Gnostic material again--it's kind of a full circle moment for me--and it's like I can see a whole new level of meaning now.

Antaeus,  me too I find the website over-bearing, however, the book might be a better option.
For myself, what I found quite interesting in his work , was the 'pre-birth' traumas (of our physical body).
He notes that those who consider 'suicide' by hanging, were those births that the umbilical cord was wrapped around the neck.I knew of a woman who tried this 'suicide' and was shocked to read that this was a traumatic experience during birth. Her boyfriend  was called from his work to  'save' her during this attempt.  The sad part though, is that  she allowed him to live with her for free (did not have to pay rent) because 'he saved her life'.  This actually meant that he didn't have to look for a job and make an effort to find his true gift and talents.  Now, he 's a chronic alchoholic .
It is sad indeed and his truth has also been 'plucked' from him.  If I do ever encounter him again, I would mention the study by Grant regarding his 'friend' flirtation with 'death'.  Who knows this may awakened in him the time to move on and seek therapy.  He did mention to me that a counselor thought he suffered from POST TRAUMATIC Stress Disorder.(His father also attempted this act and he was required to 'rescue' him - a few years prior to his girlfriend. 

Anyhow, Anthaeus, I read lots, contemplates lots, and that is why  some parts of this book was revealing to me.  (Also the fact that the sperm tail also is cut-off while 'entering' the egg, ...that too, becomes imprinted within the growth of the human body.)

-M