The Importance of Myth for a New Human Science

Born in 1953. Studied education, sociology and psychology at the Philipps University of Marburg/Lahn in Germany. Graduated in education with honours. Studies on the practical usability and relevance of "esoteric" approaches and traditions. Training in physical radiesthesia an building biology measurement techniques. 40 years of geobiological counselling of people mainly with cancer. Research on the expansion and standardisation of geobiological counselling standards and on the phenomenon of worlwide planetary lines. Since 2020 active as an author with the aim of passing on his special knowledge to lay people and professionals.Since his youth, the author has been drawn to that which connects man and nature in a mysterious way, an interconnectedness beyond all limitations. When he lost this root in the course of his intellectual development at the University of Marburg/Lahn, an illness led to the decisive turning point. From then on, he followed the path to knowledge, independent of views, socially approved or religious beliefs.With empathy and a critical eye, he seeks out insights and treasures where they are systematically ignored by a materialistically indoctrinated science. It is always about a down-to-earth, practicable and provable benefit for human beings and the impulse to become aware of the spiritual approaches to this world in a new way and to appreciate them.