I copy from the minichat, because that seems to delete parts of what I'm writing:
~~#F00:'Lucia Franziska 'Question please: to understand the brain layers more. Would it be correct to say that conflicts are related to specific parts of a brain(layers) depending on what conflict it is. For example if there is a loss in the family then that loss would be
happens when we experience cinflict. Its' processed' in particular parts or whats the word(s)?
I know its connected but how are conflicts connected to certain brain layers? Or why?''~~

Hello Lucia, Yes conflicts are related to brain layers, but this may refer to nuances. A loss conflict can be about survival of the family (rather brain stem) or about the personal attachment to the lost person (rather new brain)
Conflicts relate to the brain layer that reflects the specific biological need that is breached: 
*a basic survival need is relayed in the brain stem and reacted upon by the organs you see in the tissue list "Brain stem - Endoderm". 
*The need for shelter and protection is relayed in the cerebellum and played out in certain skins and structures derived from the mesoderm.
*The need for contact, belonging and self-expression is relayed in the cortex and it's expressed in the organs derived from the ectoderm.
Does that make sense to you?