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	The triune brain (Please notice the colors.) Prof. Dr. Paul MacLean was able to prove that the human brain consists of three sections differing in age as regards their evolutionary history, and which control different functions. The influence of the three sections differs individually from one person to another and is the deciding factor for his or her personality traits. Despite their differences these three brain sections have to work together – but each one sticks to its own specific "rules of the game". Human behaviour evolves only from the interplay of the instinctive reaction of the brain stem, the emotional, impulsive limbic system and the cool, rational reaction of the neo-cortex. The biostructural analysis reveals your intrinsic, individual, relative influence of these three brains with simple methods and motivating training sessions. © 2003 IBSA, Institut for Biostructural Analysis, Baar, Switzerland



		the brain stem
		the limbic system
		the neo cortex

The Three Brains

(Developing listening so one can hear Intuition)

The Three Brains-(From workshop in Port Orange, Florida)
(Audience participation in parenthesis)
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First off, let's look and see if we can find something else about us human beings-strange creatures. This one we'll talk about the brain situation.

You have three of them-we're called three brained creatures. So we'll consider what each brain does and what we can do with them if need be.

The first brain, number one, is called a primitive brain. They call it primitive because the most primitive creatures on earth have it. They only have one. The primitive brain looks after the body-it does a very good job of taking care of it. If you get excited, it runs the heart rate up, blood pressure up and digestion stops and all that good stuff. So it knows exactly what to do for it. If you exercise, it makes the muscles stronger. If you goof off, it makes 'em weaker-so it won't do anything for you if you don't need it. If you go out and lift big weights, it will build big muscles on you. It digests food, tells you when you're sleepy; and when you go to sleep, it tells you when to wake up. It takes perfectly good care of the body; and I suppose it laughs a lot when it hears people say they should do this for their health and that for their health--that they should take a little exercise and they should eat some oat bran and what-have-you-it knows exactly what you need if you just listen to it-it takes good care of the body. So number one is the primitive brain.

Number two is the brain of logic and reason. It works real well to work math problems. It does a few other things but not near as much as we ask of it. We ask it to tell us "what to do in the future", and "what to do to get rich", and "what to do to be peaceful" and all this kind of stuff; and it winds up with a lot of confusion and conflict and a lot of noise inside.

So if we look at it as the brain of logic and reason, we would use it for logic and reason to work math problems and whathaveyou, and we wouldn't try to use it for living purposes. But everybody tries to use it as a living ordinance and it doesn't work very well.

Number three brain is called the intuitive brain. Now it has intuitive action, and it only works when everything else is quiet. So you hear about a quiet mind. This is what you work for is to have a quiet mind, and then intuition takes place.