Human Brain

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The human brain is the main organ of the human central nervous system. Located in the head, protected by the skull. It has the same general structure as the brains of other mammals, but with a more developed cerebral cortex and various other functions not afforded to other mammals.

The Human Brain, a very powerful organ, can either be used to stimulate valuable processes which promote Health, or evoke processes which destroy the organism and life even its own life, see The Deadly Might Of Thoughts And Feelings

If there is a human head (with a human brain), then there is a human spirit-form connected to it.[1]

The malleability of the genes frees humans from genetic determinism and from a causal predetermination of all events or actions, see Contact Report 228

False thoughts cause physical and psychic health problems such as feeling miserable, weak and ill. Its difficult to diagnose as there are no logical causes from a purely physiological perspective, see The Deadly Might Of Thoughts And Feelings

An acid forms in the brain, which the Plejaren in their language call Lekatron. This acid is responsible for the ageing process of human beings. This Lekatron acid already begins to form in the brain of a human being as soon as one reaches his or her full human body function in the still pregnant womb. An ageing process of the physical body begins with this ongoing and increased production, which lasts for decades, centuries, even thousands, tens of thousands of years etc., depending on the specific life form and its possible age cycle programmed into the genetic DNA already from the ancestors, see Contact Report 127

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