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THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF GAINING KNOWLEDGE IN MUSIC

 

The Empirical
Method of Knowing
Reality in Music

 

 


Perceiving
the Absolute
Tone-substance in
the Sense of Hearing

 



The Sense of
Hearing in a State of
Cosmic Perception

Control over the Sense of Hearing

In the case of outwardly listening to music, shape-giving faculties of our neurophysiology project the outer reality of the resounding musical performance onto the surface of our mind; through that, the surface of our mind assumes the structure of the sounding composition, thus producing the inner reflection of the outer musical reality.
This is the empirical method of knowing reality in music as we music listeners practise it.

When we perceive the perfect fundamental vibration of the absolute sound-substance simultaneously, this cosmic vibration also enters our sense of hearing and raises it to a state of cosmic perception.
Now we are able to feel our mind, which functions with infinite flexibility, and to draw from it the perfect musical experience in the absolute musical force-field of the harmony.

By incessantly infusing our sense of hearing with the perfect fundamental vibration of the absolute sound-sub-stance and by perceiving it there all the time, we gain cosmic control over our sense of hearing.

 

                                                                                 

 

 

 

 

Reference work: Peter Huebner – Natural Music Hearing
© AAR EDITION INTERNATIONAL 1982
 

 

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THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF GAINING
KNOWLEDGE

IN MUSIC

Ultimate Knowledge
in Music

The Creative Power
of the Absolute
Sound-Substance

The Art of
Discrimination
in Music

The Art of Not Being
Bound in Music

The Six Treasures
of Musical Cognition

Control over the Mind

Control over the Sense of Hearing

Abstaining from Limitation

Patience

Belief

Equanimity

Desire for Liberation