Mu­sic & Na­ture: A few more ques­tions to finish. In gen­eral terms, how do you com­pare medi­cal prepa­ra­tions from Mi­cro Mu­sic La­bo­ra­to­ries^® and the cor­re­spond­ing phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tion?

Peter Hübner: The meth­ods we fol­low in the Mi­cro Mu­sic La­bo­ra­to­ries^® mean that for each prepa­ra­tion, we cre­ate a har­monic ba­sic stock of the most var­ied mu­si­cal struc­tures which in terms of how they can be in­te­grated and also how they re­late to each other, rep­re­sent some sort of uni­fied field in which only later the re­quired de­tail will be un­der­lined and will be­come evi­dent by its medi­cal ef­fect. We do not strive to achieve an in­di­vid­ual iso­lated ef­fect. Since from the point of view of na­ture, there is no such thing – it would still pro­duce side ef­fects – at least in bio­logi­cal sys­tems.   Re­al­is­ti­cally I can never just try to achieve a  de­sired  ef­fect, but must al­ways con­sider the side ef­fects and again all of their counter ef­fects from the outset: I must go about this in the same way as na­ture it­self does:

Na­ture firstly cre­ates a per­son, and then his warts as an ex­pres­sion of an in­te­gral mal­func­tion of the most var­ied proc­esses, which have a hi­er­ar­chi­cal or­der. Na­ture doesn`t first cre­ate the wart and then with the help of its mal­func­tions, the per­son. Chem­ists should not har­bour the idea of be­ing able to treat the wart with­out treat­ing the per­son as a whole. The wart is con­nected to all parts of the hu­man body – i.e. as all parts of the hu­man body are con­nected to the wart. Any in­flu­ence ex­erted on the wart also af­fects eve­ry other part of the body and also the psy­che and spirit – i.e. the per­son as a whole.

When treat­ing the wart, the un­trained doc­tor will natu­rally think that he only in­flu­ences the wart or mainly the wart and per­haps other parts of the pa­tient as only a side ef­fect. But who or what has told him that this is how it really is? Only his own vis­ual im­pres­sion!

But by tak­ing a closer look at the in­ter­nal func­tions of his pa­tient`s body as a whole, it would soon be­come ob­vi­ous that he was mis­taken, that very proba­bly other parts of the body were se­ri­ously af­fected – e.g. the brain – rather than sim­ply the one rela­tively in­sig­nifi­cant, ugly wart – and with many long-term con­se­quences. This view­point can pos­si­bly ex­plain many brain mal­func­tions; en­tire mal­func­tions of the body have been cre­ated from the sum of rela­tively in­sig­nifi­cant in­flu­ences on lo­cal­ised physi­cal mal­func­tions. Mod­ern medi­cine is just learn­ing that the hu­man body must be treated ho­lis­ti­cally ac­cord­ing to its ob­jec­tive sci­en­tific bench­marks and to focus on de­tail from the situa­tion as a whole. Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^® and phar­ma­ceu­tics too must help in this re­spect.

But in the same way as Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^®, phar­ma­ceu­tics too can only pursue this path of knowl­edge by us­ing har­moni­cally struc­tured prepa­ra­tions. This great phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal chal­lenge is on the edge of mod­ern medi­cine and it will suc­cess­fully pursue this chal­lenge with the help of Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^® and un­der pres­sure of the medi­cal per­form­ance of Medi­cal Reso­nance Ther­apy Mu­sic^® – the quicker the bet­ter; for medi­cine, for pa­tients, for doc­tors and for phar­ma­ceu­tics. Like the pre­vi­ously de­scribed situa­tion, a phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prod­uct which is not har­moni­cally struc­tured will have the same in­flu­ence on  the  hu­man  body  as a  har­moni­cally un­struc­tured mu­si­cal prod­uct, tend­ing to­wards un­natu­ral struc­tur­ing and given the in­te­gral hu­man unit, also on the thought proc­ess as a whole.

And even if a chemi­cal prod­uct has a lesser ef­fect on the struc­ture of thought than the in­flu­ence of mu­sic, the non-har­moni­cally struc­tured phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tion – like the non-har­moni­cally struc­tured mu­sic – con­trib­utes to the crea­tion of spiri­tual con­di­tions for a per­son`s own de­struc­tion like de­struc­tion of the en­vi­ron­ment.

This fi­nal eco­logi­cal issue is an­other rea­son for phar­ma­ceu­tics to start cre­at­ing har­moni­cally struc­tured prepa­ra­tions. And I do be­lieve that this would mean lower costs for pro­duc­ing phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tions too.

Mu­sic & Na­ture: Well I am get­ting con­fused now. Can fur­ther de­vel­op­ments in pro­duc­ing phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal prepa­ra­tions with an all-en­com­pass­ing ef­fect be cheaper than pro­duc­ing sim­ple prepa­ra­tions with spe­cific ef­fects?

Peter Hübner: Of course. You need only com­mer­cial life, with­out the knowl­edge of sim­ple mathe­mati­cal rules. Take the "Times tables" out of the area of fi­nance and we will end up in an eco­nomic crisis. The crea­tion of an ex­ter­nal or­der al­ways es­sen­tially de­pends on the crea­tion of an in­ter­nal or­der. The crea­tion of an eco­nomic or­der is there­fore linked es­sen­tially to the crea­tion of a sim­ple mathe­mati­cal or­der.

This sim­ple mathe­mati­cal or­der can be easy enough for a child in be­tween years one and four at school to un­der­stand and the eco­nomic or­der so com­plex that even thou­sands of adult sci­en­tists can­not find the an­swer.

Now get rid of a few of these sci­en­tists and a few of their theo­ries, it might have very lit­tle ef­fect on the eco­nomic sys­tem as a whole, in fact it may not be no­tice­able at all. But get rid of the mathe­mati­cal knowl­edge of the nine-year old child and eve­ry­one no­tices. So you see that sim­ple knowl­edge is enough to main­tain the foun­da­tion of very com­plex or­ders and that if this sim­ple knowl­edge were to dis­ap­pear, such large or­ders could very quickly lead to chaos.
Har­monic knowl­edge is about knowl­edge of the laws, which jointly form the basis of all lev­els of or­der in na­ture.

It would seem that eve­ry­thing which hap­pens in na­ture is held to­gether or in­te­grated by uni­ver­sal laws of har­mony – from the physi­cally in­ter­nal or­der of the small­est par­ti­cles and atoms, ele­ments and their com­pounds, bio­logi­cal sys­tems, through to the or­der of the gal­ax­ies. The great think­ers, re­search­ers and sci­en­tists of all time have felt bound by this knowl­edge and many of them have achieved proof here in their own spe­cial­ist fields. And great think­ers, phi­loso­phers and edu­ca­tion­al­ists have al­ways been con­vinced that this situa­tion also ap­plies to our in­ner hu­man abili­ties; the fact that our thoughts, feel­ings, con­sci­ence and will and also our senses: hear­ing, touch, sight, taste and smell is ruled by the same uni­ver­sal laws of har­mony as rule the en­tire cos­mos.
Our age seems to have the task of find­ing proof for whether this the­ory is right or wrong and has al­ready taken the first steps, in mod­ern medi­cine.

Mu­sic & Na­ture: Herr Huebner, many thanks for this in­ter­view.