Participator or onlooker? Two realities in one. Understanding or explaining? Goethean and phenomenological approach. Holistic science, a way to overcome and to enlarge Cartesian natural science? Polarity and/or duality? Spirit and matter as One What are we actually doing as embryo? Mind and body in the womb? Gestures of growth as human behavior and expression. Where do we come from? The embryo as centripetal existence: from yond to here. How the soul shapes a body. The prenatal gesture of individuation and DE-velopment. Prenatally we have ‘two bodies’. Being born as gesture of dying and emancipation.

The Breath of Life between Chaos and Cosmos, Yin and Yang with in the Middle health and dialogue: Meden Agan. Death has two faces, Life is the Middle. Trinity of the animal body with trunk as the ‘functional elevation’. ‘Dynamic morphology' of fertilization and conception. Phenomenology of the egg cell principle and the sperm cell principle with a Steigerung between two polarities with 'turning inside out' as signature of ‘The Middle’. The process of debiologicalisation as intermediate between spirit and matter. How does spirit come ‘into matter’? The biology of incarnation? Getting or making children? Reproduction or 'passing on life'? The fertilized ovum (egg) as the undivided human body. The first week: organism and wholeness versus cellularity with differentiation and organization as the essentials of embryo life. Mineral body, time is not there yet. Nidation, the primordial dialogue of pregnancy.

The processes of the first embryonic week, when only the dimension of space is present. From the 'physical way of being alive’ to the 'plant man' (germinating and growing out) in the second week. The first axis in the body: the ventrodorsal direction in relation to environment. In the second week the lifetime dimension appears: Man is not 'there' yet, the embryo as nonindividualized being. The incarnation process of the heart: man is 'coming to here'. After the cranio-caudal and left-right polarity the dynamics of embodiment: the animal body. Fascia and blood as dimensions of mediation and innerness. Individuation & twins. The rhythmic segmentation of the middle: metameria of the body: Form, Rhythm, Cycle. Parietal vs visceral organization. From a being with mere 'outside' to a being with 'inner content’ (body cavity).