Dr. Hamer's 90. Birthday

Life in the service of Humanity

Speech by Volker

“Geerd loved people.” This sentence is from Ewa Leimer, who stood faithfully at his side for many years. This sentence marks his 90th birthday today. Ewa said it once at her educational program. This sentence holds a profound meaning and resonates throughout Geerd's entire life. “Geerd loved people.”

Ewa, thank you for this sentence. As a symbol of this sentence, this [wooden] heart stands next to the gravestone today.

Now let's listen to the first piece of music (“Wohl in da Wiederschwing,” a folk song from Carinthia/Austria).

Geerd, happy 90th birthday, which is why we have gathered here in gratitude.

Back to Ewa's sentence: “Geerd loved people.”
This love developed early in his childhood and became his destiny. Out of this love, he became a physician and theologian. He often told us, “Studying was easy for me.” Everything is easy when there is love.

This is when he meets the love of his life – Sigrid – to whom he later dedicates, writes and composes “a little love song”, as he always called it, for their 20th wedding anniversary. He published it in the Golden Book. We listened to it for the first time at a seminar held by a study group leader.

In the first verse, he sings about their first date, their first kiss, and their first night of love.

In the second verse: “I wander enchanted, as in a dream, ever since.” – his love grows.

In the third verse: “You look out of five smiling faces at me, that you gave me in pledge.” – Sigrid and the four children. His love for her is greater than ever.

Fourth verse: “...my heart's companion in joy, sorrow, fortune and peril,… my life's well-spring.“ – Fulfilled and unconditional love.

The song runs exactly according to the biphasic nature that he discovers years later. 

Only then does he realise that he is describing his own conflict and the resolution. Fear of whether he can manage and finance his studies. Fear of being unable to finance all with Sigrid being pregnant. And he didn’t have any support.
The conflict resolution: they made it through love. “My girl, my wife, my heart's companion.”

The German Music Therapy Society reports that therapeutic successes can be achieved with individual pieces of music. It is unclear why only certain pieces work. We do not know why certain pieces work on certain "illnesses".

Thanks to the Five Biological Laws, we do know the correlations. If the composer and lyricist are the same person and they describe and compose their own conflict, the best healing results can be achieved. This is exactly what Geerd discovered years later.

Now we sing the little song, the little love song “My Student Maiden”.

“Geerd loved people.”
This is also evident in his trials and letters. regardless of race or nationality. Everyone should have access to Germanische Heilkunde. He knew exactly: when the breakthrough of the Germanic happens, a new consciousness will arise.

2003/2004, Rabbi Letters: His discovery should be accessible to all people. Not for individuals, not for certain groups.

The term GERMANIC came about because he had to distance himself from the thieves and falsifiers who only wanted to make a profit.

And to preserve Dr. Hamer's vision:

• emphasising the Germanic, free way of thinking,
• the non-judgmental understanding of biological processes in accordance with human nature,
• a deep connection to living nature, which is of divine origin.

Geerd always loved his homeland, where he found his love, where he studied, where he worked, where his family had its roots.

Now we will sing the song “Kein schöner' Land” together.

What would a birthday be without presents? At the end of a seminar, Geerd called on people to help spread the Germanische (the Germanic).

Later, everyone is invited to take a little heart with the crocus symbol branded on it.  It should remind them to talk about the Germanische. It should encourage them to talk about the Germanische. To the extent that each person can.

Dear Ewa, thank you for this sentence: “Geerd loved people.”

It explained a great many things to me. At the beginning, when I got to know the Germanische and read the Golden Book, where it says right at the beginning, “in memory of Dirk” I thought to myself, how can a person even cope with such a conflict?
A short time later, he is insulted and denigrated because of his discoveries. How could a person cope with that?
Then his wife dies because of this terrorist organisation against him. How could he survive that? The family broke up.

Then we were in Spain in 2001 and a man comes up to us, I saw him for the first time, I never had seen him on pictures... full of life... charisma... then you think: “Wow, he's doing a really great job.”

Think of Geerd and help spread the Germanische.

There were some very rich people at a seminar once. I overheard the conversation and they always wanted to give him money, money, money – because the man was seriously ill, seriously ill in terms of conventional medicine.

Yet, a very easy solution would have been possible or was even possible. And the woman always wanted to give him money, money, money. He said:

“No, I don't want any money, I won't take any money. Buy books. Help spread the Germanische.”

This heart also symbolizes our gratitude to Bona, to the working group, who do a great job and always remind us of Geerd's deeds, of the letters, of the trials.

He was often ridiculed: “Geerd, why are you going to court again? There's no point!”
He did it, he didn't let himself be dissuaded. It is definitely useful to us today. We can read through these trials and realise what injustice happened back then. He did that for us, for posterity. So that we can come to terms with it – so that we can come to terms with it ourselves.

Geerd loved people, and out of this love he did all this; he was able to overcome the death of his son, he was able to overcome the death of his beloved wife (Student Maiden), and he carried on – for humanity.

Geerd loved people.

So, then our last song that we sing together fits quite well: „Die Gedanken sind frei“ (“Thoughts are free”)

Your thoughts are free. We can achieve so much with our thoughts. Let them flow, just like Geerd let them flow – keep going, keep going, keep going.

Everyone, please take a heart from the box...