

Latin American Spirit in Dornach: Biodynamics, Culture and Mission
Description
A contribution by Eduardo Rincón
Morning lecture
For the first time, Eduardo Rincón speaks publicly and in Spanish about how his path led him from science, art and simple heads of lettuce to anthroposophy and biodynamic agriculture. Between gratitude, the history of America, cultural intermingling and Steiner’s impulse, he reflects on the powerful development of anthroposophy in Latin America and on the challenge of keeping it alive, profound and authentic in the future too.
A contribution by Eduardo Rincón to the “Alma Humana!” conference in July 2025 at the Goetheanum.
Spanish | Translation · EN · FR · IT · PT · RO | Subtitles · DE · ES
Published: 28 November 2025
Translated by AI from the original (Deutsch), not reviewed · Read the original
Speakers
Eduardo RincónEduardo Rincón from Mexico is a biologist, artist and biodynamic farmer; he studied tropical plant ecology and wrote his master's thesis on Goethean phenomenology. From 2018 to 2023 he was founding president of the association Impulso Biodinámico de México. Since autumn 2024 he has led the Section for Agriculture at the Goetheanum.
All videosDetails
- Series
- Alma Humana!, Episode 4 of 12
- Section
- General Anthroposophy
- Language
- German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian · Subtitles: German, Spanish
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- With subscription

