A Complete Study of the Human Brain and the Nature of Masculine and Feminine Principles of the Human Psyche Including Quantum Dynamics

Tumanako William Hongi Pugh

Department of Mental Health, Peer Support Community, Australia

Tumanako William Hongi Pugh, Department of Mental Health, Peer Support Community, Australia.

Keywords: Quantum Dynamics; Human Psyche; Limbic System

Abstract

‘A Complete Study of the Human Brain and the nature of Masculine and Feminine Principles of the Human Psyche including Human Dynamics’ is a complete revised and review of my work regarding the Human Psyche in its’ male and female roles regarding masculine and feminine, yin and yang principles at play in relationship with a family field of operations regarding polar charged equals and opposites in Non-dualistic states of consciousness relating to the field of Psychology and how the anthropological and historical evidence the brain portrays, exhibits and relays due to the nature of the Human Brain and that which such the Human Brain is as being an instrument of much wealth in healthiness of healthy-mindedness in all that it has to offer yet plays very important roles in the governing dynamics of quantum realities as devised by Humanoid Operational Quantum Dynamics.In regards to the right and left longitudinal hemispherical shift related to the intuition, insight, belief, logic, rational and reasoning higher mind including the creativity of the mind and the nature of the neo-cortex or cerebrum and cerebellum including the completely entangled emotional limbic brain with respect given to the intrinsic instinctive reptilian triune brain and the nature of the human condition of relays regarding the human nervous system and physical vehicle of consciousness and its’ relationship it has upon Human Behaviour and Psychology regarding the Neurological Science of the Brain as understood by myself, Dr. Tumanako W. H. Pugh.

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