If the sci­ence of mu­sic as­pires to be truly suc­cess­ful in its basis, it must con­cen­trate with mu­si­cal means on the sys­tem­atic re­search and de­vel­op­ment of our in­tel­lect – of our feel­ing, un­der­stand­ing, and their co­or­di­na­tion.
Only then has it cre­ated for the mu­sic lover the natu­ral pre­req­ui­sites for crea­tive knowl­edge and ac­tion in mu­sic.

For only the free sov­er­eignty over our in­tel­lect guar­an­tees us per­son­ally the power over our origi­nal, innate sound ma­te­rial, our mind.

The lis­tener en­ters the depths of his mind with the un­der­stand­ing and with the feel­ing, but also by vir­tue of his (in­ner) sense of hear­ing.
His sense of hear­ing con­tinu­ally in­di­cates the depth of his think­ing by reg­is­tering in­as­much the hear­ing proc­ess is ef­fort­lessly.

In its sys­tem­atics, the proc­ess of gain­ing knowl­edge in mu­sic also draws on the natu­ral ten­dency of our sense of hear­ing to aspire to more and more achieve­ment – to more hear­ing abil­ity with less effort.

From birth, the me­chan­ics of our think­ing and hear­ing are de­signed in such a man­ner, that the ex­peri­ence of deeper lev­els of the mind pro­duces a state of greater re­laxa­tion in our sense of hear­ing.
For eve­ry thought pos­sesses finer streams of en­ergy and in­tel­li­gence in qui­eter lev­els of the mind.

The per­cep­tion of a mu­si­cal thought rich in en­ergy and in­tel­li­gence pro­vides our (in­ner) sense of hear­ing with greater en­ergy and in­tel­li­gence – which strength­ens it, and makes it more alert, thus in­creas­ing its natu­ral per­form­ance.

Our (in­ner) sense of hear­ing is ac­tively par­tici­pat­ing in the proc­ess of mu­si­cal tran­scend­ing; it tells us to which depths of our think­ing we have ad­vanced, and it shows us the way to cos­mic hear­ing – sim­ply by as­cer­taining the de­gree of our alert­ness and of our strength.

With the in­crease of en­ergy and in­tel­li­gence in our sense of hear­ing we gain power over our hear­ing in the depth of our mu­si­cal mind.