The Harmony of the Human Body: Musical Principles in Human Physiology

(1994)
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Abstract

Husemann applies musical principles as a method of gaining insight into the structure of the human body and the forces that work upon it. He seeks to utilize our experience of music to explain the physiological and anatomical relationships in the body and to illuminate the spiritual influences that determine physical development. Drawing on artistic exercises set out by Rudolf Steiner to develop a better understanding of these influences, the book explores the cosmic origins of human beings and the evolutionary laws that govern their development.

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