III.   Biological Systems (PSYBIO)

The ORGO Neural System, also known as the “autonomic nervous system (ANS)” is the second oldest of the three (3) neural systems of a complex triple neural species, representing the second neural network controlling the specialized cellular colonies (organs) of the body including circulatory (blood) system, sensory organs, cerebellum, glands and hormones.

The brain of the ORGO Neural System being the Cerebellum and Brain Stem, possesses approximately eighty (80) billion neurons of which:

(i) sixty (60) billion multipolar granule neurons; and

(ii) twenty (20) billion are mainly ultrapolar Purkinje neurons supported by the granule neurons.

The Interconscious mind is most closely associated with the physical apparatus of the ORGO nervous system.

All Level IV - Simple sexual species and above (Level V) possess an ORGO neural system.

The ORGO Neural System mimics in design an ancient organism template through the design of Level IV - eukaryotes as essentially the form of an insect, such as a very large ant. Furthermore, the function of the ORGO system and its components are all entirely consistent with insect anatomy, including its relationship to the CYTO neural system.