Roland Beer on the assessment of imaginative abilities in development processes

By Jorge Antonio Olvera Mateos

Roland Beer is a therapist, teacher, and businessman based in Zofingen, Switzerland who evokes the image of an alchemist from the Early Modern Age. It is no coincidence that Roland was born in Austria, a region historically tied to the search for remedies by some of the most remarkable alchemists.

During the Modern Age, alchemy and other esoteric sciences were dismissed with the consolidation of modern science. However, over the past century, historians of science and related fields have rediscovered the significance of these ancient disciplines, showing their importance in understanding the development of modern science as we know it today.

This reference to alchemy and esoteric sciences is relevant because, although these fields of knowledge cannot be tested and corroborated like modern science, they embody a remarkable intellectual quality: imaginative thinking.

At IP Consultores, we understand creativity’s crucial role in entrepreneurship and innovation. For this reason, we emphasize that Roland Beer has reminded us of the importance of imagination and creative thinking in developing new inventions.

In this context, it is important to mention that Roland Beer has revived some of the most remarkable nineteenth-century technologies to create his own therapeutic devices, offering effective therapy through high-frequency devices.

In this edition of the IP Consultores blog, we are excited to present an interview with Roland Beer, who recently inaugurated his institute for training professionals in high-frequency therapies based on his unique methods in Switzerland.

1. Who is Mr. Roland Beer? Please share your personal story with our Mexican and Spanish-speaking audience -we would love to hear more about your background.

Thank you very much for inviting me to share my story with you. I warmly greet all the readers and thank you for your interest in me and my work. To start with, I did not attend university, nor did I go to any higher school. My parents were workers and had very little money. I learned to be a glazier, glass cutter, and art glazier. When I was 20, my then-partner inspired me to study graphic design.

By age 25, as a rookie, I had a small advertising agency in Salzburg, Austria, and clients like Red Bull, Gore-Tex, and Mazda gave me small assignments. I was good at my job as an advertiser, but I increasingly noticed that my creativity was leading me to divert people from the truth to make them buy products they didn’t need. So, I began searching for a field where I could help people, and from then on, I did advertising for companies involved in health.

One day, I was invited to Switzerland to help the Paracelsus Schools, which at the time were not doing well, with their marketing. I was happy with this assignment because my mother was Swiss, so in 2006, I returned to my second homeland. The then-director of the Paracelsus Schools was ill and passed away in 2007. I was then asked by the owner if I would like to lead these schools.

2. At IP Consultores, we know you were the director of the Paracelsus Schools in Switzerland. What were the key lessons from your professional career there? Are there any valuable memories from those days that helped shape your current business?

Yes, I took over the management of the Paracelsus Schools in the spring of 2007, and I completely rebuilt the schools in Bern and Zurich. New advertising, new instructors, and a new way of conducting study consultations led me to great success. This experience is one of the most valuable I have had in my professional life so far.

Taking over a business whose activities I was unfamiliar with, working with students where I didn’t even know what their learning goals meant, in a country where I understood the language well but not the mentality. I grew the business from an annual turnover of 600,000 Swiss francs, achieving a turnover of 2.5 million Swiss francs by 2010.

In parallel with my duties as school director, I attended classes every day and learned the profession of a naturopath. By 2009, I was already working as an examiner, instructor, and head of the Professional Association for Naturopaths and Heilpraktikers.

At the same time, I met a Swiss man who had lived in Brazil for 20 years. He showed me a device that was built there and had been promised to him as something that could heal people, animals, and plants.

3. Roland, it is our honor to publish this interview on the IP Consultores blog. From the beginning, you have placed your trust in us. Could you share your vision of High-Frequency therapy? What do you believe are its main advantages?

When I first held this Brazilian device in my hands, I had a vision: to revive this old, forgotten healing method—the high-frequency therapy. The device that Karl brought from Brazil was unusable and immediately started smoking when we plugged it in. Nevertheless, I didn’t stop thinking about how I could redevelop this device.

In 2009, with a team consisting of two electronics experts and a glassblower, we built my first high-frequency treatment device, the “vis influence.” You ask me about the main benefits of these devices. I can tell you that it is and always will be, a miracle that such a device exists. With it, you can help every cell in a living being heal itself.

For years, I treated athletes with injuries, and later I searched for incurable diseases or injuries. This led me to heal an elderly man from lifelong “tongue tremors” (his tongue moved rapidly back and forth like a snake, and he had never been able to speak). I was also able to restore two paralyzed arms, prevent many people from going blind, and treat polyneuropathy (an incurable nerve disease) so effectively that these people no longer had to suffer.

I have accomplished a lot with my high-frequency therapy, and I quickly realized that I was being called a “secret tip” and a “miracle healer.” That was the time to put an end to this game. The device is a universal key for all living beings, and my task from then on was to teach others how to use this key properly. I wrote the curriculum for my training and began passing on my experiences to other therapists.

As a school and study director, I knew how to create a professional educational program, and that’s how the diploma course for high-frequency therapy was developed. The name “According to Roland Beer” came about because I received a letter from Swiss Medical telling me to stop my work because I was using unauthorized devices. I wrote them a very long letter, in which I was able to refute all of their accusations. Since then, I have been the highest authority when it comes to high-frequency therapy.

4. We know that in 2009, you developed a new high-frequency therapy device. How did Nikola Tesla inspire you? And What is the connection between ancient Egypt’s high-frequency radiation devices and the one you´ve developed?

Nikola Tesla inspires me every day anew. He was a brilliant inventor and a man far ahead of his time. He understood quantum physics long before anyone else had even a spark of understanding. Some of his numerical codes are still encrypted to this day, but his great achievements, such as the high-frequency treatment device with his ingenious Tesla coil, he made “open source”—a freely available patent for all people.

Not everyone understands Tesla, but if you do, you can still build incredible devices today. Of course, his technology is no longer permitted, but we were able to successfully integrate it into modern technology. Even the ancient Egyptians used high-frequency devices, with which the pharaohs conducted healing ceremonies. The well-known symbol of the Ankh, the energy key, was a high-frequency device capable of drawing life energy from the earth.

5. According to your website, this year you launched Hochfrequenz Therapie Nach Roland Beer in Switzerland. Could you explain the main goal of this institution within the context of your overall business? Why do you consider it important to build your business around this institute?

This year, I founded the High-Frequency Institute, installing my campus at the Zofingen Hospital in Switzerland. The High-Frequency Therapy company is my practice, where I treat my patients, and it has existed since 2009.

At the High-Frequency Institute, high-frequency therapists are trained on-site, physically. Starting in January 2025, the institute will open a subsidiary, the High-Frequency Sports Academy. This academy will specifically offer advanced training for therapists who wish to work with professional athletes in the future.

By 2026, the High-Frequency Institute will feature an online campus, allowing us to train and educate people in remote areas of the world—this is one of my goals. Of course, I don’t plan to stop offering personal training, and we will continue to open training and education centers in countries where we expect to have many clients.

6. Roland, in your roles as a therapist, teacher, lecturer, and businessman you remind me of the alchemists of the 16th and 17th centuries -such as Paracelsus- who believed in the unity of human knowledge, rather than a fragmented view. How should we approach high-frequency therapies today to fully understand them?

Thank you very much, this comparison deeply honors me, as I love alchemy. I also believe in universal knowledge and the “oneness” of all beings. Unfortunately, we can no longer remember it, but we are one, and all of us are creators of our lives.

High-frequency therapy is not a cure; it is a universal key that unlocks the door to self-healing. When a person or an animal is sick or injured, energy has been lost. Without this energy, the affected cell is no longer able to request nutrients or eliminate waste—the cell degenerates and slowly dies. When we bring energy back into the cell, it can regenerate quickly, and inflammation, pain, and blockages will dissolve.

Energy is composed of frequencies, which, in turn, reflect the melody of an individual’s matrix. If the instrument is out of tune, it doesn’t sound good, and illness and suffering dominate. If we can tune the instrument, everyone is happy again and plays the song of life on the instrument called the human being…

7. At IP Consultores, we are a team that believes the boundaries between lands, knowledge, and fields should gradually disappear, allowing us to build a global community. How do you envision your company contributing to this goal, helping people worldwide improve their lives?

Your vision is beautiful and certainly divinely inspired. I have been learning the song of life my entire life. At 21, I began studying all the world’s religions and philosophies. I have learned a lot and discovered that a golden thread runs through the history of humanity. We are in the process of remembering who we truly are—that we are all one, and that there is enough of everything for all people and animals. Every time I help someone restore energy to their cells, I send this message along with it.

Thank you! I know you will realize your vision and play an important role in helping humanity remember how to be united and happy again.

At IP Consultores, we are deeply grateful to Roland for his time and patience in giving us this interview. We are delighted to have had the opportunity to speak with Roland Beer, who, in addition to being a wise businessman, is also a kind individual.

Now, that we know more about Roland Beer´s journey as a therapist, teacher, and entrepreneur, we invite our readers to continue exploring the exciting business projects he is currently developing. Roland Beer´s humility and generosity in sharing his professional and business journey with us is a testament to his character, offering us valuable insights into his innovative spirit.

The intellectual and cultural history of technology is still an unexplored field for historians of ideas (at least in the Spanish-speaking academy). While intellectual history has experienced a global turn in recent years, the rise of artificial intelligence makes it timely to consider a technological turn in the history of ideas. It is almost certain, that Roland Beer will have a relevant position in this history of technology from a new perspective.

At IP Consultores, we are confident that the next time our readers hear the name Roland Beer, they will remember his alternative and highly original approach to developing new inventions. We trust that readers of this interview will find Roland Beer´s story truly inspiring, motivating them to take the leap and pursue the business projects they may have postponed.