What does harmony theory have in common with free energy?

Until the moment I met Hannes Guth, I had nothing whatsoever to do with making music.

As the old saying goes, it simply wasn’t my thing. I did learn to play the guitar as a child, but since that was mere memorising of notes, I soon lost interest. Ever since, the guitar has been standing in a corner, waiting to be played again. I always admired other guitarists who played brilliant solos, and I wondered how anyone could learn something like that. But until recently I had no answer.

I got the answer to this riddle almost exactly a year ago from Hannes Guth. He explained to me that he had come across many misconceptions at music school and had decided to teach himself to play musical instruments. The key to his success was recognising the natural principles of the theory of vibration. So we spent a few hours together, and I was amazed at how my understanding of the natural principles in the field of free energy is mirrored in Hannes Guth’s harmony theory and in the construction of musical instruments.

Hannes Guth is now offering his knowledge so that people like me can learn to play musical instruments easily. (See his attached documents. They only still need to be given concrete dates or adjusted in detail.)

Anyone among you who, like me, would like to learn a musical instrument and play “freely” is invited to get in touch. We will then organise a workshop. At the link here you will find a description of the workshop:

CONCEPT OF THE WORKSHOP (German, PDF)

A few days ago, at an event, I met a young woman who had had similar experiences learning music at school. I told her about Hannes and his harmony theory. She was immediately interested and asked me, a little worried, whether the conventional way of reading music might get in her way. I reassured her that there were methods for changing outdated programmes in the subconscious. But that is another story…