Already in his teens, he was able to psychically shape-shift his inner body, whether in resonance with a piece of music or a person on the street. His focus in life was always inward, but rather than this being limiting, Peter realised that it was the inner world that was a vast and infinite arena waiting to be explored, demystified and written about. The phrase that best sums up Peters life, even as a young boy, is in this world but not of this world. His father was an German political refugee and activist in the anti-Nazi resistance in Germany and his mother a Jewish refugee.
Peter Wilberg is a British-born philosopher and psychologist belonging to the Second Generation of refugees from Nazi Germany.
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