The Lightbearers Organization is an International Educational, Scientific, Non-Sectarian, Non-Political, Humanitarian Organization, based in the teachings of the Science of Being; founded on December 14th, 1921, by Baron Eugene Fersen. Baron Eugene Fersen established The Lightbearers World Center and College, the Great Tower of Light in Seattle Washington, with the first satellite Lightbearers Centers' being located in several providences in Canada. The Seattle estate is now owned by private homeowners. Baron Eugene Fersen's rare and historic art collection, known as the Collection of Baron Eugene Fersen, rests in permanent care at the Columbia Gorge Museum. This collection contains the historical art and antiques of the Eugene's earlier life as a royal, and later his quest as a scientific spiritual teacher.

 

Baron Eugene Fersen's mission was to assist humanity with his rare and mystical knowledge in the spiritual sciences, through his published books, public lectures, and correspondence lessons in the Science of Being. He purchased two thousand acres on Archer Mountain at the Columbia Gorge, in Washington State, with the hopes to build a sanctuary for learning. During the formative years of The Lightbearers Organization, Eugene commissioned the visionary painter Henry Malcolm Thurburn to record, by way of his mythical art and unique printing styles, all that artfully pertained to the Science of Being teachings. You can visit the collection by visiting the Columbia Gorge Museum.