First Biological Law
Active Phase (Conflict-Active Phase)
The first phase of a special biological program (SBS), during which the biological conflict is still active in the psyche and the consciousness renders emergency tissue or functional changes to create a sense of resolution.
Beginning at the moment of the DHS (Dirk Hamer Syndrome), one enters exaggerated or heightened sympathecotonia (sympathetic nervous system dominance): cold extremities, early waking, obsessive thinking, and diminished appetite, alongside the tissue or functional changes one renders in one's body.
These tissue or functional changes follow germ-layer rules and continue until the conflict is resolved within one's psyche. The body does not make these changes on its own; consciousness enacts them through its relevant tissue. One's brain serves as the relay, or "user interface," not the author.
The active phase is where the meaning is still fresh and unconscious, which is precisely why the biological conflict is re-authorable (and potentially resolvable). The intensity of the sympathecotonia and of the tissue or functional changes depends on the intensity of that biological conflict in one's psyche.
The conflict-active phase, the heightened sympathecotonia, and the tissue or functional changes all end at the moment one resolves the biological conflict in the psyche.