Rectal mucosa

The rectal mucosa belongs to the territory area, also see ectoderm. The location of impact in this area of the brain depends on the gender, biological laterality and hormone status of the person.

More explanation and information during the online workshop Biological Behaviour and Character.

Also see sphincters, rectum, smooth muscles of the intestines.

Sensitivity follows the outer skin pattern.

Themes

Territory anger and identity conflict.

• Anger, seeing someone as a threat or regarding a threatening situation.
• Not knowing where you belong or with whom, not being able to make a decision.

CA phase

Functional increase. Decrease in the lining of the rectum.

Biological purpose

Larger diameter of rectum, better bowel movements to mark territory.

Symptoms

Pants pooping during intense conflict. Occurs in children in whose family something fundamentally changes. For example, father is rejected and ends up sitting at home.

PCL phase:

Functional normalization. Rebuilding of the rectal mucosa.

Symptoms

Painful, swollen hemorrhoids (superficial), see also rectum.
In the PCL-B often an itchy feeling.

EC

Bleeding hemorrhoid, pain disappears, absence.

Constellation with gastric mucosa or liver and pancreas ducts (identity + territory marker): aggression. The territory must be defended!

Constellation with bronchial mucosa (identity + territorial anxiety): mythomania. Proving identity by talking a lot. Hiding one's own insecurity by great verbal ability.

More information during the online workshop Bio-Logic of Behavior and Character.