Close to nature.
And part of it all.
I was born in my parents’ inn and grew up close to nature — or, as I like to say, with my roots firmly in the soil. Our home was much more than an inn.
We had goats, a dog, an ox and a horse. The family also had a nursery, vineyards and a brickworks. Animals, nature and work were a natural part of everyday life.
And then there was the old Lanz tractor. Each morning, it first had to be preheated with a torch and then cranked by hand. Experiences like these shaped me: you had to observe, try things, lend a hand and learn how things worked.
Meeting people. Taking responsibility.
I later completed my training in my parents’ business. Daily contact with guests and people from many walks of life was as much a part of my life as being close to nature.
Later, I became self-employed and ran several businesses in Vienna. After many years, I handed them on. I could not yet have known that a deeply personal experience would change the course of my life.
A place to sleep.
A new direction.
In the 1990s, I moved into a new house. I could not sleep properly in my new sleeping space. Unable to explain this, I asked an experienced pendulum practitioner to look at it.
In his assessment, my bed stood above intersections of so-called water veins. During his investigation, I became curious: could I perceive something with a pendulum myself?
I tried it and, to my own surprise, felt that it worked. This experience became the starting point of an interest that would accompany me for decades.
Rupert Sheldrake: a moment of insight.
Around this time, I also discovered the work of the British biologist Rupert Sheldrake. His ideas about morphic fields and morphic resonance offered me a way of thinking about questions arising from my own experiences.
These ideas gave me a personal reason to keep asking questions and reflect on my own observations.
Learning remained
my companion.
Since the 1990s, I have explored different approaches and attended numerous training and further education courses. The following overview describes my personal learning journey.
Silva Mind Control
An early step in my exploration of perception and mental methods.
Information medicine & the Körbler method
Seminars with Dr Herbert Untner / Institute for Information Medicine on information medicine, energy balancing using geometric shapes and information transfer. These included four seminars totalling 40 hours. Study and training in the Körbler method: energetic relationships, working with lines, sleeping-space investigations and energetic blockages.
Kinesiology & ancestral knowledge
An introduction to kinesiology. Seminars with Dr Diethard Stelzl, including “Introduction to Secret Knowledge” and further seminars from the series “Insights into Human Ancestral Knowledge”.
Huna, Hawaiian approaches & conferences
Study of Huna and Hawaiian approaches, including the work of Dr Serge Kahili King. Further seminars and conferences, including in Kirchzarten, and study of the work of Dr Charles Krebs.
Two training courses in Berlin
Two further training courses in Berlin, for which certificates are no longer available. Many of my other training records from that time have been retained.
This account is based on my own memories and records.
Experience connects.
A personal approach takes shape.
Over time, I increasingly combined what I had learned with my own observations. Step by step, my personal approach as a pendulum analyst developed.
For me, the pendulum is an instrument of perception. This led to my main areas of interest: sleeping spaces, people, active individuals and meetings.
A personal hobby: wine.
Wine has been part of my life since childhood and my family’s vineyards. Exploring wine and the way it is perceived is a personal hobby.
My former professional activity
Around 20 years ago, I registered and pursued this activity as a trade in Austria. As I grew older, I later relinquished that trade licence. My knowledge and experience remain.
This website offers an insight into my story and personal approach. It does not represent a currently bookable commercial service.
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