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Correspondence between Tissues, Embryonic Derivation and Biological Conflicts
Andrea Taddei6 min read
A synoptic table of tissues organised by body system, showing the correspondence between tissues, embryonic derivation (germ layers) and the associated biological conflict according to Dr. R.G. Hamer.
Digestive System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Oral submucosa | Endodermal | Conflict of an attack suffered in the mouth (unexpected morsel, oral aggression) |
| Palate | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to catch hold of the morsel or the information |
| Oral mucosa | Ectodermal | Separation conflict / unwanted contact in the oral area |
| Mucosa of the upper two-thirds of the oesophagus | Ectodermal | Conflict of fear of not being able to swallow the morsel / territory |
| Oesophagus – lower third (submucosa) | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to swallow the morsel (fear of not managing to assimilate something) |
| Greater curvature of the stomach (submucosa) | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to digest the morsel, hunger conflict (archaic indigestion) |
| Gastric mucosa – lesser curvature | Ectodermal | Territorial anger conflict / having to submit |
| Duodenum (submucosa) | Endodermal | Territorial anger conflict – “something is being unjustly taken from me” |
| Columnar epithelium of the gastrointestinal tract | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to digest / assimilate the morsel |
| Small intestine, large intestine and sigmoid colon | Endodermal | Conflict of indigestible anger / vile and repugnant morsel |
| Rectal submucosa | Endodermal | Archaic existence conflict / not being able to expel the morsel |
| Rectal mucosa | Ectodermal | Identity conflict (M) / territorial anger conflict (F) |
| Smooth muscle – general entry | Endodermal | Archaic biological conflict linked to peristalsis / survival |
| Smooth muscle of the intestinal tract | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to movement / powerlessness to move |
| Striated muscle of the rectum | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / not being able to hold back |
| Annular muscle of the anal sphincter | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / control of the territory |
| Greater omentum | Mesodermal (Old) | Conflict of an attack against the abdomen / visceral aggression |
| Peritoneum | Mesodermal (Old) | Conflict of an attack against the abdomen (kick, blow, violation) |
Salivary Glands
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Parotid glands (acinar parenchyma) | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to catch hold of the morsel / fear of not having food |
| Sublingual salivary glands (acinar parenchyma) | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to catch hold of the morsel / fear of not having food |
| Parotid and sublingual ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Separation conflict / demarcation in the oral area |
Respiratory System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Pulmonary alveoli | Endodermal | Conflict of fear of death / of suffocation (fear of not surviving) |
| Bronchioles – submucosa | Endodermal | Territorial fear conflict / not being able to breathe in one’s own territory |
| Bronchial mucosa (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Conflict of fear in the territory / threat in the territory |
| Larynx (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Conflict of sudden fright / sudden fear in the throat |
| Branchial arches (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Frontal fear conflict (cancer panic; sudden fear) |
| Nasal mucosa and paranasal sinuses | Ectodermal | Olfactory fear conflict / threatening or repugnant smell |
| Pleura | Mesodermal (Old) | Refugee conflict / feeling rootless or without shelter |
Liver and Pancreas
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Liver parenchyma | Endodermal | Conflict of fear of starving / famine, lack of resources |
| Bile ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Territorial anger conflict / “something is being unjustly taken away from me” |
| Pancreatic parenchyma (except ducts and islets) | Endodermal | Anger conflict / fear of not being able to digest an unbearable situation |
| Pancreatic ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Territorial anger conflict / “something I hoped for is being taken from me” |
| Pancreatic alpha cells – glucagon (islets of Langerhans) | Ectodermal | Fear-disgust-repulsion conflict → hypoglycaemia |
| Pancreatic beta cells – insulin (islets of Langerhans) | Ectodermal | Conflict of opposition / resistance → diabetes |
Urinary System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Renal collecting tubules | Endodermal | Refugee / existence conflict: feeling alone and abandoned, rootless |
| Renal parenchyma | Mesodermal (New) | Fluid conflict (water/urine) / biological conflict relating to fluid |
| Renal pelvis and ureters (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Identity conflict / demarcation of the territory (male or female) |
| Trigone of the bladder | Endodermal | Repugnant sexual conflict / contamination of the intimate territory |
| Bladder mucosa (except trigone) | Ectodermal | Territorial marking conflict: M = outwards; F = inwards |
| Striated muscle of the bladder | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict linked to urinary control |
| Annular muscle of the bladder sphincter | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / control of the sphincter |
Female Reproductive System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Mucosa of the body of the uterus | Endodermal | Repugnant sexual/semi-sexual conflict / severe nest conflict |
| Bartholin’s glands | Endodermal | Repugnant sexual conflict / violation of sexual intimacy |
| Fallopian tubes | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to hold on to the child / separation from child or partner |
| Ovarian tissue – parenchyma | Endodermal | Loss conflict (of a child, partner, loved one) / nest conflict |
| Ovarian interstitial tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to femininity |
| Uterine smooth muscle | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to reproduction |
| Muscle of the cervix | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict in the sexual sphere |
| Annular muscle of the cervical sphincter | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / control and closure |
| Mucosa of the cervix and cervical opening | Ectodermal | Sexual frustration conflict / of not being taken |
| Vaginal mucosa | Ectodermal | Sexual separation conflict / unwanted sexual contact |
Male Reproductive System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Testicular tissue – parenchyma | Endodermal | Loss conflict (of a loved one, child, partner) |
| Testicular interstitial tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to masculinity |
| Prostate | Endodermal | Repugnant sexual conflict / vile semi-sexual conflict |
| Smegma-producing glands | Endodermal | Repugnant sexual conflict / violation of genital intimacy |
Endocrine System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Thyroid gland – acinar parenchyma | Endodermal | Powerlessness conflict / of not having been quick enough to reach the morsel |
| Thyroid ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Powerlessness conflict / urgency with no way out |
| Posterior pituitary | Endodermal | Biological conflict linked to hormonal regulation / survival |
| Adrenal medulla | Endodermal | Conflict of sudden fright / acute fear of not surviving |
| Adrenal cortex | Mesodermal (New) | Persistent self-devaluation conflict / chronic territorial stress |
Integumentary System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Epidermis | Ectodermal | Separation conflict / loss of contact (skin as the organ of contact) |
| Dermis | Mesodermal (Old) | Attack / disfigurement conflict / violation of physical integrity |
| Adipose tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / protection and energy reserve |
| Periosteum | Ectodermal | Brutal separation conflict (violent physical detachment) |
Mammary Gland
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Mammary gland – parenchyma | Mesodermal (Old) | Nest conflict: worry about a child or a partner (care conflict) |
| Milk ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Conflict of separation from the mother or the child / refugee conflict |
Lymphatic System and Spleen
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Lymphatic tissue – lymph nodes | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / frontal fear conflict (in repair) |
| Spleen | Mesodermal (New) | Bleeding or injury conflict (physical or symbolic trauma) |
Musculoskeletal System and Teeth
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Striated muscle (general) | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to movement / physical performance |
| Connective tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict (necrosis in the CA phase, sarcoma in PCL) |
| Tendon tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / not managing to “hold on” to something |
| Cartilage tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / joint conflict of weight and movement |
| Bone tissue | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict (osteolysis in the CA phase, recalcification in PCL) |
| Teeth – dentine | Mesodermal (New) | Devaluation conflict / not being able to bite or defend oneself |
| Teeth – enamel | Ectodermal | Conflict of fear in the back of the neck / fear of a predator lying in wait |
Cardiovascular System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Arterial wall (tunica media) | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict relating to circulation |
| Intima of the coronary arteries and veins | Ectodermal | Territorial conflict (M) / sexual frustration conflict (F) |
| Venous wall (tunica media) | Mesodermal (New) | Self-devaluation conflict / fluid conflict |
| Myocardial tissue (striated part) | Mesodermal (New) | Territorial conflict (epileptoid crisis = myocardial infarction) |
| Pericardium | Mesodermal (Old) | Conflict of an attack against the heart / threat to the central organ |
Sensory System – Eye
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Iris – smooth muscle | Endodermal | Conflict linked to light / not being able to regulate what one sees |
| Lacrimal glands | Endodermal | Refugee / existence conflict (water retention, feeling abandoned) |
| Tear ducts (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Separation conflict in the eye area / tears held back |
| Eyelid and conjunctiva (squamous epithelium) | Ectodermal | Visual separation conflict / not wanting to see something |
| Vitreous body, cornea and lens | Ectodermal | Conflict of fear in the back of the neck / fear of a wild beast lying in wait |
Sensory System – Ear
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Middle ear | Endodermal | Conflict of not having received / not being able to get rid of a “morsel of information” |
| Eustachian tube | Endodermal | Auditory morsel conflict / unacceptable information that cannot be processed |
Oropharyngeal Lymphoid System
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Tonsils | Endodermal | Conflict of not being able to catch hold of the morsel (food or information) on the right side |
| Adenoids – pharynx | Endodermal | Conflict of the morsel not received / fear of not being able to breathe or receive nourishment |
Navel
| Tissue | Embryonic Derivation | Biological Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| Inner part of the navel | Endodermal | Archaic biological conflict linked to the umbilical cord / primordial separation |
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