Peter Hübner
The Significance of the Soul in
Human Evolution

In Following: “The Sig­nifi­cance of the Soul to Medi­cine” – lec­ture of the clas­si­cal com­poser and mu­si­colo­gist Peter Hübner on the “Elev­enth In­ter­na­tional Con­gress on Stress’ of the AMERI­CAN IN­STI­TUTE OF STRESS in Ha­waii as well as fol­low­ing the in­ter­view “The Significance of our Consciousness to Medicine” with Nature Medicine Current Affairs after the lecture.

NATURE MEDICINE CUR­RENT AF­FAIRS:  In the ser­vice of phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal in­dus­try many mod­ern neu­ro­sci­en­tists pre­pare them­selves to ac­com­pany man – for good pay­ment of course – from birth to death with well-paid medi­cal drugs.

PETER HÜBNER:  This is the rea­son, in my opin­ion, why they are so suc­cess­ful in spread­ing their “the­ory of the soul­less man’. In my opin­ion it is a mar­ket­ing strat­egy.
But with­out universality and natu­ral har­mony you can­not please the soul.
And that I am right here prove the in­cor­rupti­ble objective research results in the field of medicine.

NA­TURE MEDI­CINE CUR­RENT AF­FAIRS:  You mean: with medi­cal drugs and/or chemi­cal prepa­ra­tions.

PETER HÜBNER:  You are right, only uni­ver­sal­ity and natu­ral har­mony are able to please the soul.

NA­TURE MEDI­CINE CUR­RENT AF­FAIRS:  And what about mu­sic ther­apy and mu­sic medi­cine?

PETER HÜBNER:  About the prob­lems of mu­sic ther­apy I spoke al­ready ex­ten­sively else­where.
But in par­ticu­lar in the field of mu­sic medi­cine there are of course also al­ways some highly stud­ied peo­ple, who imag­ine in their medi­cal-hu­man blind­ness in all se­ri­ous­ness, that good medi­cal ef­fects could be achieved by some fre­quen­cies or sounds.
But they are those typi­cal me­dio­cre run-of-the-mill ex­perts, who, in their men­tal blind­ness, are not able to turn to­wards a more uni­ver­sal view on health.
They are an arche­typal prod­uct of the first three lim­ited main states of con­scious­ness.

NA­TURE MEDI­CINE CUR­RENT AF­FAIRS:  Mr. Hübner, you re­port, that our soul sup­plies the or­gans of our body in­ces­santly in a stream of im­pulses with vi­tal en­ergy and in this way main­tains their func­tions, re­spec­tively di­rects them – and that we be­come sick, if this stream is dis­turbed or re­tarded and/or in­hib­ited.