You are constructed from a random genetic code and the environment within that DNA matured, which defines your physical characteriscs. The space of genetic possibility and physical environments, is large enough that all homosapiens are unique in their genetic code and as such unique in the biological projection of that genetic code. These biological projections are natural elementary constructs of self-custody.

This chapter will examine the various types of elementary biological self-custody constructs-fingerprints, iris scans, acoustic profiles, brain wave profiles and DNA-and how they can be used in practice. In this manner you will be well informed on the mechanics of how to manage your biological self-custody. Subsequently we will discuss how these elementary constructs can be used, as mentioned prior, to recusively build a foundation of self-custody.