And if my soul says to my self: “No!” – then my self with­draws the vi­tal en­ergy from all my in­ner or­gans of knowl­edge and more­over from my body, so that this house col­lapses, and I die: my outer life has ended. We can learn to ex­peri­ence our in­ner life as such. And then we can even pene­trate to an area – and har­moni­cal mu­sic, too, and/or the har­mony laws of the mi­cro­cosm of mu­sic can lead us there –, where life has no be­gin­ning and no end, thus: to im­mor­tal­ity.
The ex­peri­ence of im­mor­tal­ity is there­fore ab­so­lutely pos­si­ble. I know quite a num­ber of peo­ple, who have had this ex­peri­ence them­selves – with­out my mu­sic and with my mu­sic.

Af­ter this ex­peri­ence they un­der­standa­bly have no fear of death – be­cause for them death does not exist, but is only an illusion of those who have not had the ex­peri­ence of im­mor­tal­ity – or bet­ter: the ex­peri­ence of pure life in it­self.

The fun­da­men­tal qual­ity of the soul is har­mony. When we have learned to pro­ject this in­ner qual­ity of the soul to­wards the out­side: into our intellect, our feeling and our mind, into our in­ner senses of per­cep­tion – into our hearing, feel­ing, seeing, tast­ing and smell­ing –, into our thinking and beyond that into our physiology, then we transfer this natural harmony of our soul onto all these ar­eas in our life – then we no longer need Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^®.

There­fore I am still work­ing in my pro­fes­sion and hope that the time will soon come, when peo­ple say: “I no longer need this mu­sic, this is no longer use­ful to me! I have all this more perfectly in my inner self, I know that now – I have onto all these ar­eas in our life – then we no longer need Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^®.

There­fore I am still work­ing in my pro­fes­sion and hope that the time will soon come, when peo­ple say: “I no longer need this mu­sic, this is no longer use­ful to me! I have ex­peri­enced it my­self! Thank you very much, but now I no longer need your Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic!”

But as long as our soul is not sup­ported by our think­ing, it starts re­volt­ing through our self and its liv­ing space: our con­sci­ence.
And the ef­fect of this re­bel­lion of the soul is: hu­mans suffer from in­ner un­rest, then from in­som­nia, peo­ple be­come un­happy, be­come ad­dicted, fi­nally turn to crime, and in ex­treme cases com­mit sui­cide.
But all this only comes from not giv­ing our self and/or our soul the pos­si­bil­ity to be the king in its own house – some­thing that would ac­tu­ally be nor­mal.

The har­mony laws re­veal to us – the whole mi­cro­cosm of mu­sic shows us and: Pythagoras tells us that a natu­ral hi­er­ar­chy exists in the uni­verse, in the cos­mos. Thus, two things are never really the same, and ac­cord­ingly, two things never have the same po­si­tion.
The same ap­plies to my per­sonal ex­is­tence as well: my soul has – in as far as I can ini­tially see and judge this – the high­est po­si­tion. My self, in which my soul lives, has a less high position, then comes my intellect – that power, which co-ordinates my feeling and un­der­stand­ing; there­fore my feel­ing and un­der­stand­ing have a lower po­si­tion than my in­tel­lect.

My senses have even less high positions, my thinking even less natural power, and my physiology even less power.
Thus, my soul is deep in my inside – con­cealed in the sun of my self – the true ruler of my life.