108 HYMNS OF THE
DANCING DRAGON

The creator of Medical Resonance Therapy Music^®, the classical composer and musicologist Peter Hübner, was born in the Year of the Dragon.

Ancient Europe and especially German mythology also know the symbol of the dragon.
Here the dragon stands for the mind and especially for the cosmic mind and cosmic thinking.

In the context of the scientific investigations in the application of the Medical Resonance Therapy Music^® it could be proven in many ways that the music development guided by the laws of cosmic harmony can expand the human thinking of the listener towards cosmic thinking – whereby the individual limited consciousness develops towards cosmic consciousness.

This development is the key to the holistic improvement of health and for the listener to the integrated harmonization of all mental and consequently – through the firm connection of mind and body – to the integration of all neurophysiological functions.

Thus, within the framework of research by modern scientific medicine, it has been proven that the development of consciousness and thinking is the basis for the improvement of all brain functions and above that for the integrated function of all neurophysiological processes and all organs of the body in the listener.

This applies to all people, regardless of race, nation, political or religious ideology and age.

And this also applies equally to the unborn child, the born child, the young person, the adult and the elderly.

In addition, it has even been found that it applies to all biological systems, even for the plants and animals, including the pets, who like to settle in front of the speaker, rest and listen attentively.

In many ancient cultures the dragon was the integration of eagle and snake, the father was the eagle, the mother was the snake, the common child was the dragon and in the symbol of the Chinese dragon, which concentrates with great devotion on the golden ball shining like the sun, we can recognize the mind, which concentrates on the Self shining like the sun in the development of consciousness and thereby unfolds its cosmic potential.

Thus, at least in German mythology, but probably also in Chinese mythology, but also in other ancient cultures, we find the principle of the targeted systematic development of consciousness and mind depicted very vividly in the dragon.

The goal is cosmic consciousness, ability of thinking cosmically, two terms that have become increasingly important since the discovery of quantum physical processes by famous researchers (Max Planck, Albert Einstein, Werner Heisenberg, Niels Bohr, Erwin Schrödinger).

All this is the point of view of Medical Resonance Therapy Music^®, as we find it today in ever further developments.

The classical composer and musicologist Peter Hübner has succeeded in proving with musicological methodology that the Chinese and European music tradition have the same origin, namely in the laws of harmony of nature, the same laws which – as the famous astronomer Johannes Kepler was able to scientifically verify centuries ago – the paths of the stars follow, as do the inner sound paths or developments in the microcosm of music, too.

And as the physician Gunther Hildebrandt, one of the fathers of chronomedicine, was able to prove, the neurophysiological processes of biological life, i.e. of living beings, i.e. also the neurophysiological processes of us humans, follow the same cosmic laws of harmony.

This is also the basis of Medical Resonance Therapy Music^®, and this is how also the words of the famous Chinese thinker and human teacher Confucius can be understood:

“The virtue of the perfect man
lies in his knowledge
of the depth of the soul
and in the mystery of the transformation
of all things in his consciousness.
He knows the common primordial ground
of the unmoved and the moved;
he unites both from the state of unity/universality.

That is the perfect man.

He knows the way of cosmic cognition
and leads a life in universal creative power.
Rites of enlightenment and harmonious music
are his adornment.

Humanity, justice,
cosmic habits in life and universal music:
in them is shown the virtue of the perfect man.
Knowledge of the mental primordial ground of all
transformations: this shows his freedom.”

Confucius