In the vast mountains of Juram, the curved yet geometrically striking silhouette of the Goethanum is visible, somehow succeeding at blending into the natural landscape with its architecture designed to mimic the raw, unpredictable patterns of a plant’s growth. “Live with a love for doing, and let live”. The famous words of the building’s founder cannot fail to resonate within everyone, reflecting the inclusivity of the Goethanum’s ethos and proven by the 150,000 visitors that seek it out every year. It is the world center for anthroposophy, but don’t let the complicated sounding word scare you, anthroposophy is renowned for its universal appeal as it embraces all things spiritual. It is a philosophy that the way we think influences the world around us and our lives, striving to gain insight into the world through observation and meditation. Anthroposophy transcends the tangible differences between people, welcoming all cultures, ethnicities and religions. Journey on the path of humankind in the auditorium with its ethereal atmosphere - the decorated ceiling tells the story of human evolution from creation, through to the present day and even predictions of the future to come, while the exquisite stained glass windows spell out our cosmic and individual development. The grand Goethanum theatre plays host to a programme of plays, eurythmy performances, recitations and concerts that will enrich your mind and get you in touch with your inner spirit. The Goethanum is a church for the people, a place to worship unity of thought and to devote yourself to your best life.