Anthroposophy is a spiritual philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the spiritual world through personal experience and insight. Steiner believed that human beings could develop their spiritual awareness and connect with higher realms of existence, leading to a deeper understanding of life and the universe. This philosophy has influenced various fields, including education, agriculture, and medicine. For example, Waldorf education is based on anthroposophical principles, focusing on holistic development and creativity in children. Additionally, biodynamic farming incorporates spiritual insights into sustainable agricultural practices, promoting a harmonious relationship with nature.