Insights of the Nobel Laureates Arber, Binnig, Ernst, Heisenberg, Huber, Ketterle and Yang, whom the author personally met, help to advance the pathway to peace. The author’s articles in Research Gate were inspired by Nobel Laureate Sperry’s split brain research results, presented by Nobel Laureate Eccles, used by Noble Laureate Eigen in an article on Mozart in Jenseits von Ideologien und Wunschdenken’. Helpful to obtain a healthy well balanced brain, they are translated here for perceiving life more holistically, musically, unconsciously, visual- ly to enable our brain to become peaceful for the well being of all creatures. Thus humans will clean oceans and green deserts for a better climate, stopping wars like the one in the Ukraine.

Dominant Brain Hemisphere Connection to the Consciousness Verbal

Logically Constructive Comprehending Analytically Sequential/Arithmetic St. Hildegard, St. Francis and Mozart succeeded to use both brain hemisphe- res for a good message

for all earthly children. ‘Where there is danger, is also the One, who saves.’ Hölderlin (free translation, follow- ing the internet.)

Subdominant Brain Hemisphere
Unconscious Action Musically Visually
Visual way of capturing Synthetically
Holistic/Geometric
Picasso said, he needed a whole life to paint like a child. Heisenberg valued the creativity of children. See also Daniel Goleman’s work and the author’s work on Research Gate, e.g. ‘Noble Brains and Nobel Laureates’ or

‘The Brain as Peacemaker’

Mozart, drawing by a child

Sperry referred in ‘Science and Moral Priority’ to Wordsworth and Nobel Laureate Delbrück. After World War II and atomic disasters in Hiroshima/Nagasaki, Delbrück pleaded like Sper- ry for moral priority in science. In the above mentioned book’ Sperry writes, translated from German by the author: ‘Returning to our main concern, the impact of creeping materialism in the Neuro- and Behaviour Sciences as well as elsewhere, we can say all in all, that we have today an objective model of explanation of the brain function, that does not deny or degrade humanistic values, ideals and meaning of the human endeavours but rather confirms them.’

This can help in the actual crisis, supported by holistic natural medicine, enriched by Sperry’s, Bernstein’s, Da- vidson’s, Frankl’s, Levitin’s and Walsh’s views, based on natural laws, which St. Hildegard considered divine. Viktor Frankl survived concentration camps integrating moral ideals/values into logotherapy, helping to find a meaning in life, inspiring the text of Staying Alive of Prof. Roger Walsh.

Man and woman were in St. Hildegard’s view created in the image of God to be his responsi- ble co-workers, helping and praising God in his creation, regarding God as medical doctor (magnus medicus) acting like a medical doctor, seeing the suffering and sick, wishing to be healed. St. Hildegard was not only pioneer in natural science, medicine and philosophy but also a composer, author, playwright and public speaker, corresponding with Friedrich I Barba- rossa. Inspired by David’s psalms and healing words/actions of Jesus, St. Hildegard was a pi- oneer in environmental medicine, contributing with knowledge of the healing power of plants and her universal views of man within the cosmos much to modern holistic natural medicine. According to Schipperges, author of a biography of St. Hildegard, she was a pioneer in medi- cine, combining a well founded anthropological thinking with ethical/ecological responsible action, giving everyone an area of responsibility and meaning in life. She foreshadowed views of Humboldt/s and of Frankl’s logotheraypy, basing therapy on the divine Logos. About 100 years before St. Francis, St. Hildegard praised the sun, the living light and the green force.

In accordance with Schipperges’ researches medicine in Christian Europe became along with St. Hildegard a healing service (diakonia) based on God’s merci (misericordia) and compas- sion with all, who need help (miseriis compatiens) like the Samaritan (imitans Samaritanum). Brain research experiments of Prof. Richard Davidson confirm, that empathy is innate in the nature of children. This helps to understand the developing genius of Hildegard or Mozart in childhood. (Davidson worked with prof. Andreas de Bruin, creator of the Münchner Modell.) For Hildegard, Francis, Mozart, Walter Gunz and F. Weinreb love is the basis of the creation. In Wikepedia the information was found about St. Hildegard that “One of her better known works Ordo Virtutum (order of virtues) is a morality play.” It recalls ‘Science and Moral Pri- ority’ into mind, Roger Sperry, Nobel Laureate of Medicine, had written. Like the Nobel Lau- reates v. Suttner, Pauling, Delbrück and others, Sperry regarded moral priority in science as essential. His split brain research results correspond to universal cosmic laws of nature. The exposition Kosmos im Kopf 2000 in the Deutsches Hygiene Museum called with reference to Leibniz and John Eccles into mind, that cosmos means also order and beauty. Prof. Haken’s synergetics as key to nature and brain helps to understand impacts of a synergetic order in nature or the creation, conceived as permanent process in life, brain and civilization. Lifelong learning, suppor- ted by Prof. S. Preiser, head of the University of Psychology Berlin, helps to act socially responsibly.

 After the Unesco Charta, war begins in the heads and peace must be prepared within them.

In the year 1800 W. v. Humboldt appreciated in a letter to Schiller poetry as helpful to lead man to himself. Humboldt met the Bavarian King Ludwig I, who gave Munich much of its beauty, buildings and institutions for every generation and the Oktoberfest for celebration. Humboldt/s were the name givers of the Humboldt university. After Watson, author of The German Genius, Alexander. v. Humboldt became the most famous man of science in his time. He supported Schinkel, who was inspired by Mozart’s music to give Berlin much of its beauty. Wilhelm v. Humboldt can be valued as creator of the modern university. For Watson he was a creator of modernity.

Meeting the Bavarian king Ludwig I, a name giver of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Wilhelm v. Humboldt affected him deeply. Like Schinkel Ludwig was inspired by Mozart’s music. He expressed his admiration for Mozart in his poem An Mozart.

King Ludwig I of Bavaria, Palatinate Wittelsbach line, valued Mozart’s work as divine.   Bavarian King Ludwig I

He wrote this poem for Mozart, presented here in extracts, translated by the author:

… Like on the heights of the Olympos                    You are a sun glowing forever… The youth of Gods blosoms forever         … In the spell of your imagination Will exist blooming, what you created,                                                                            May live the ideal of beauty.

Ludwig created a unique area of Museums in honour of the Greek Antiquity. Ludwig’ s son Otto became king of Greece. In some manner the Russian Orthodox Church follows spiritual Greek traditions of Christianity, influenced by St. Paul. His Damascus experience provoked a change of mind with beneficial effects on Paul’s spirit and brain, providing him with inspiration, vocation and mission, supported by biblical letters to early Christians. They suffered persecution in Rome, where also.

orphic Greek Christians met secretly in the Catacombs for gospel singing. The gospel was originally written in Greek.    -    Name giver of the word Kaiser for emperor, Caesar had shaped history, crossing the Alps.

During the reign of Emperor Constantine and Sylvester I , Christians received better conditions in the Roman Empire. Over a century after St. Augustine, St. Benedict created with his order in Monte Cassino a meaningful basis for spreading the Christian faith in Europe and elsewhere. Hubertus Prince zu Löwenstein was asked in the USA to present ‘The Germans in History’ to Americans. Prince zu Löwenstein’s book and Otto v. Habsburg’s

,Die Reichsidee’ are encouraging on the way to peace in the spirit of Jesus, St. Hildegard and Kant. Gabriela von Habsburg, little daughter of Kaiser Karl I of Austria, king of Hungary, who was working as professor of art and ambassador for Georgia, is presented in the next picture. Prof. von Habsburg inspired to work like Pestalozzi.

From right to left: Ulrike Leutheusser, Head of the Education Section of the Bavarian TV in 2004, Nobel Laureate Prof. Huber, K. Frischeisen, initiator of the DAAD Summer Academy “New Frontiers in Science“, Prof. Gabriela von Habsburg. Behind her Prof. Eckhard Wolf, left from him Prof. Claus Hipp, Dr. Ammann, Dr. Thalhammer, in the background right students and heads of the LMU, in front, left from G. v. Habsburg, Ludwig Apfelbeck, Nathalie Coursieres and Dr. Wenrich.

The place of the meeting in front of the LMU is called Geschwister Scholl Platz in honour of Hans and Sophie Scholl. With their mentor Prof. Kurt Huber they were members of Die weiße Rose, executed by the Nazis. Prof Huber’s book

Leibniz, Der Philosoph der universalen Harmonie, can help to bring harmony into our brain on the way to peace. St. Francis inspired Ramon Lull (influencer of Columbus, Leibniz and Ockham). Bavaria‘s King Ludwig I valued St. Francis and Ock- ham, who helped Kaiser Ludwig of Bavaria. St. Francis inspired this summer-academy with thoughts of human brotherhood.

These thoughts can help to stop the war in the Ukraine applying the presented research results. Brother D. Steindle-Rast and Prof. Weinreb, an Ukrainian, were encouraging like statements from the Nobel Laureates Arber, Binnig, Ernst and Ketterle. All deserve thanks as well as other scientists and supporters like Prof. Huber, the children with inspiring drawings and former pupils/students. B. v. Suttner was enthusiastic about the USA, where she was very popular, participating in an international congress for women and an international peace congress. Like Isaiah, Jesus, St. Hildegard and others she prepared an era of peace, becoming reality, if we love our fellow men like Mozart requested in Kleine deutsche Kantate/A little German Cantata. In this spirit diplomatic arrangements may lead to peace in the Ukraine like Henry Kissinger, Dr. Klaus von Dohnanyi, Prof. Dr. Alexander Kluge, Prof. Johannes Varwick, Dr. Wolfram Weimer, Folker Hellmeyer and many others were proposing.

This peace era can be based on Kant’s writings on perpetual peace and regarded with v. Suttner’s book Die Waffen nieder

as a new chapter in world history and the human evolution.

This evolution can be supported by a verse from Goethe’s West-Eastern Diwan, translated here by the author:

„Gottes ist der Orient! Gottes ist der Okzident! Nord und südliches Gelände ruht im Frieden seiner Hände.“ ( ‘God’s is the Orient! God’s is the Occident! North and Southern lands lie in the peace of his hands.‘)

Linus Pauling, R. Sperry, R. Walsh, L. Mumford and leading scientists, including the Nobel Laureates Arber, Ernst, Huber and Ketterle, participating in ‘New Frontiers in Science’ events, prepared thankfully this new peace era in history, inspiring with Matthias Claudius, Mozart, Hölderlin, St. Hildegard, St. Francis and others the author for following verses June 2022. The kind reaction of Prof. Leppin, historian, Goethe University, encouraged improvements of the verses, aiming to combine best results of science with respect of Christian values and humility in history, inspired by St. Hildegard, Leppin and Ranke. Thanks earn likewise Gerty Spies, who survived a concentration camp, engaging herself for brotherhood into the age of 100 years in Munich, Dr. Hildegard Kronawitter for engagement in the Weiße Rose Stiftung and Dr. Stefanie Siebers-Gfaller for reminding blessings of Jesus, where the merciful, the pure in heart and the peacemakers are blessed. (Matthew 5) The Prof. Arber, Groll, TUM, M. Kling, W. Parak and Dr. med. Wolfgang Schweiger, who participated in a New Frontiers in Science event and Timofei Prochorow, who constructed the West- Eastern Peace Church Munich, living into the age of 110, were helpful. They stimulated like Marion v. Dönhoff, Hans and Heinrich v. Lehndorff, Einstein, Albert Schweitzer, Franz Alt and others, former students like Carlos Acevedo-Rocha, Melanie C., Leah S. with A. Sen’s Identity and Violence, these verses:

Wenn doch nur Frieden wäre!                                                           If only there would be peace!

Ist Krieg, wenn doch nur Frieden wäre.                             It is war, if only there would be peace! Lord help Gott, greife heilsam und versöhnend ein! Im                        To reconcile, to comfort, to forgive and heal. Gebet und Handeln gebührt Ihm die höchste Ehre                       Honoring Him, we do not conceal,

Und mit Ihm wird bald Frieden sein.                                           That peace will become real.

Dann fallen die Gewehre und                                             Then all soldiers become brothers, return home, Alle Waffen schweigen. Soldaten                                  Dancing with children and their mothers. Let‘s pray Aller Heere kehren heim und tanzen                   For God‘s blessing and grace in men’s silent peaceful action, Friedlich mit Frauen und Kindern Reigen.          Developping to God and those, who serve him, a good connection.

For healers like St. Hildegard the influence of nature is a flow of God’s graceful love, supporting men to become peaceful. Synergetics, developed by the physicist Prof. Haken, valued by Nobel Laureate Eigen, author of Jenseits von Ideologien und Wunschdenken/Beyond ideologies and wishful thinking, can help anyone to free himself from destructive war ideologies.