Medizin Aktuell: How­ever, first of all, you re­ported on the be­gin­nings of Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^® – about your invi­ta­tion from Prof Rosch to the in­ter­na­tional con­gres­ses of the Ameri­can In­sti­tute of Stress, and how eve­ry­thing had de­vel­oped.

Peter Hübner: Yes, this whole as­pect is de­scribed quite well in a spe­cial re­port by me, and was also pub­lished by you in Medizin Aktuell.

Medizin Aktuell: Yes, but that was not the sen­sa­tional part of your lec­ture – what moved the lis­ten­ers, was in the field of health, the way the arche­typal clas­si­cal com­poser sees the sig­nifi­cance of the soul for medi­cine. And this as­pect is what in­ter­ests us most to­day in our in­ter­view.

Peter Hübner: At this con­fer­ence, sci­en­tists and re­search­ers from vari­ous sci­en­tific fac­ul­ties – medi­cine, bi­ol­ogy, phys­ics, psy­chol­ogy, so­ci­ol­ogy, the­ol­ogy, re­search into con­scious­ness – unani­mously en­deav­oured to achieve a ho­lis­tic view of life: un­der the as­pect of suc­cess­fully cop­ing with stress.

Prof Paul Rosch, the president of the Ameri­can In­sti­tute of Stress, had quite ob­vi­ously man­aged to bring only top-flight re­search­ers with these issues from the whole world to the con­gress.
And so I be­gan with my thesis: that from my point of view, the soul is the only ho­lis­tic ele­ment of our ex­is­tence, and that we must there­fore con­cen­trate on the soul if we want to help a per­son ho­lis­ti­cally – whether that is con­ven­ient for us or not.

That is how I ex­pres­sed my per­sonal con­vic­tion in my talk.

Medizin Aktuell: Herr Hübner, the role that you give the soul with regard to health is an absolute novelty in scientific medicine.

Peter Hübner: Many great think­ers in his­tory have at­tached great im­por­tance to the soul’s health for our body’s health – by say­ing at least: “If you want to be physi­cally healthy, then make sure your soul is well!”
I do not think I need men­tion any names here, be­cause we are talk­ing with­out doubt about prac­ti­cally all great think­ers in hu­man his­tory.

Medizin Aktuell: But our mod­ern sci­en­tific medi­cine – the medi­cine of our sci­en­tifi­cally moulded, tech­no­logi­cal age, the medi­cine of the so-called mod­ern civi­lised world – does not take the soul into ac­count, at least not of­fi­cially, for our health; and up to now, it defi­nitely does not con­sider the soul an or­gan, which could be ac­ti­vated for main­tain­ing health with sci­en­tific de­vices.