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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
and here I a looking for the right word 'processed' or 'show up' 'have an impact on. I understand why we look at brain layers but what happens when we experience conflict. 
It's' processed' in particular parts or what the word(s)?
I know it's connected but how are conflicts connected to certain brain layers? Or why?

Kora Klapp>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)
Kora Klapp>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
[07/03/22 22:06]The need for contact, belonging and self-expression is relayed in the cortex and it's expressed in the organs derived from the ectoderm.

[08/03/22 15:12]Hi Kora, thank you for the answer! I am so glad I asked 

Lucia Franziska>so one could say that the brain layer (or overall the brain) is a 'relayer' rather than a processor? or one could say the brain, whatever layer is a processor as it relays 'information?'