The cultural basis of Albios is the study of the work of Rudolf Steiner and striving for “the encounter” with the spiritual world. If we all had understood the content of Gospels ourselves, perhaps we might ignore that in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century Rudolf Steiner has lived.

Rudolf Steiner

Rudolf Steiner was born in Austria in 1861 and died in Dornach, Switzerland, in 1925. During his life he explored most areas of knowledge, studying and profoundly renewing each as a spiritual-scientist of the universe.

He was philosopher and mathematician, concerned himself with education, architecture, medicine, agriculture. He gave a basis for renewing the more important art forms and in order to create some like eurhythmy and the art of the word.

At first he developed and lectured within the Theosophical Society, but he moved on to the Anthroposophy that was founded in 1913.

The first Goethearum (or House of the Word) constructed from Rudolf Steiner's plans, in the early 1900s at Dornach, Switzerland.

To give a simple and exaustive idea of Antroposophhy is arduous for anyone, And so we often turn to his own descriptions: “The Anthroposophy is one way for those who would want to connect the spiritual that it is in the man to the spiritual in the universe”.

Today all this must contribute to the inner development of the man towards the possibility of an independent and aware relationship with the spiritual world. Starting from this conception of the world, Albios, in collaboration with the institute of research EUREKA and the association the Tree of the Life, has developed many fields of human activity including agriculture, architecture, nutritionand the homœopathy.

The range of activities is available in the information section.

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The “red window” of the Goetheanum in Dornach (Switzerland), the center of the Anthroposophical Society. It represents the Man's cosmic evolution with the spiritual Entities that support us..