Ectoderm deep dive

Physical body is the outermost, manifest vehicle to facilitate nourishment, digestion (making sense, logic), excretion, sensation,  participation, connection, communication, interaction, experiential learning, course correction (if any) (letting go), and prepare the soul for further steps in evolutionary journey towards the self.

Ectoderm ~ outermost layer or external boundary of physical body that comes in contact with others, perceived own territory and the environment. 

Territory: physical environment (Home, workplace, school, college etc.), psychological, sense organ, physical body, immediate first degree relatives, friends and pets.

Brain control areas for ectoderm: pre motor sensory, sensory, post sensory areas of cerebral cortex

A. Organs
a. Passage of nourishment (pathway and storage)
Gross (Food) - stomach, pancreatic ducts, bile duct.
Gross (Earth element digestive fire storage - Bile): gall bladder
Subtle (Oxygen, Glucose) - coronary arteries 
Subtle (Oxygen) - bronchial muscles and mucosa

b. Collection and passage for return and excretion of wastes and byproducts: passage for waste materials
Gross (Food) - urethra, Rectum (surface mucosa)
Subtle (Water) - Kidney (Renal pelvis), urinary bladder, ureter
Subtle (Carbon dioxide and waste materials): coronary vein.

c. Connection: 
General interdependency through communication: laryngeal muscles and mucosa.

d. Reproduction
Cervix: Passage opening into uterus/neck of uterus

B. Biological conflicts associated with ectoderm: territorial conflict, sexual conflict, separation conflict controlled from sensory, pre-motor sensory, post sensory areas of cortex).


Reference:
1. Learninggnm.com












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