Peter Hübner
The Significance
of our Consciousness
to Medicine

Medizin Aktuell: Herr Hübner, in the past seven years you were often in­vited as a speaker to the an­nual In­ter­na­tional Con­gress on Stress of the Ameri­can In­sti­tute of Stress, in or­der to talk about your thoughts on health, on your Medical Resonance Therapy Music^® and the re­search and de­vel­op­ments in your Mi­cro Mu­sic La­bo­ra­to­ries.

As far as I know, you have ac­cepted these invi­ta­tions three times, and we have al­ready re­ported on this.
The last time you spoke again in Ha­waii at the “Elev­enth In­ter­na­tional Con­gress on Stress” of the Ameri­can In­sti­tute of Stress about your re­search work and de­vel­op­ment of the Mi­cro­cosm of Mu­sic and about the in­sights for the field of medi­cine con­nected with this – mainly, how­ever, you gave a sen­sa­tional lec­ture on the Sig­nifi­cance of the Soul in Medi­cine, and you spoke about health in such a way as had never been heard pre­vi­ously in mod­ern sci­en­tific medi­cine.

The other in­ter­na­tional select speak­ers, as well as the visi­tors to the con­gress were deeply im­pres­sed by your ex­cep­tional thoughts on health and dis­ease, and I have heard peo­ple say that this ap­par­ently was the most sen­sa­tional lec­ture of the whole in­ter­na­tional con­gress.
How did this talk come about?

Peter Hübner: Origi­nally, I only in­tended to talk about Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^® – about our research work into the Mi­cro­cosm of Mu­sic, about new developments, and about new scientific study re­sults.
My talk was not sched­uled to take place un­til the Thurs­day – i.e. ap­proxi­mately the mid­dle of the week or even to­wards the end of the con­gress.

But when I heard the other sci­en­tific ex­perts from the fields of medi­cine, psy­chol­ogy, so­ci­ol­ogy, bi­ol­ogy, phys­ics, re­search into con­scious­ness and re­lig­ion talk­ing, I ex­peri­enced a to­tally new kind of dis­tinct spiri­tual at­mos­phere at the in­ter­na­tional con­gress in Ha­waii or­gan­ised by Prof Rosch, where top-flight sci­en­tists from many parts of the world were wor­ried in ear­nest about the fu­ture of life and the qual­ity of life on earth, and were mak­ing se­ri­ous ef­forts to find so­lu­tions, as well as try­ing to un­der­stand the over­all situa­tion from a sci­en­tific point of view.

I did not wish to dis­turb this de­cidedly honest, well-mean­ing at­mos­phere with my rather pro­fane talk on Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^®. And I there­fore wished to give a talk, which was ap­pro­pri­ate for this spe­cial event of a, in my opin­ion, sig­nifi­cant medi­cal con­fer­ence on life and its natu­ral quali­ties.

Dur­ing this con­fer­ence – in con­trast to all the pre­vious con­fer­ences and al­most con­trary to eve­ry­thing, I had ex­peri­enced at other simi­lar sci­en­tific con­fer­ences – a change in trend to­wards an en­tirely new time of as­sess­ment of what to­day is called health, medi­cine, bi­ol­ogy, phys­ics, edu­ca­tion, so­ci­ol­ogy, psy­chol­ogy, con­scious­ness and re­lig­ion was re­vealed to me un­der the im­pres­sion of these deeply ear­nest peo­ple gath­ered to seek re­ali­sa­tion of a higher qual­ity of life.

And as fate some­times de­cides, on the day of my talk I wake up early in the morn­ing at 3.30 and had been pre­sented with the new lec­ture.
I sat down at once, and wrote down the main points. Well – and then I gave my talk.