Anthroposophy in Hawkes Bay

WELCOME to ANTHROPOSOPHY HAWKES BAY
also known as Hawkes Bay Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in NZ
The Society owns the Rudolf Steiner Centre in Hastings on the corner 500 Nelson Street N and 401 Whitehead Road.

We hope you enjoy access via the virtual world and even more we hope it helps you to physically find and join with us in Hastings (New Zealand)

Under the "About" tab you will find What's Happening, weekly Newsletters, an Information Sheet, and a copy of the Branch's Trust Deed incorporating it under the Charitable Trusts Act 1957.

Membership of the worldwide General Anthroposophical Society (GAS) is open to any individual who wishes to affirm Anthroposophy and the worldwide spiritual scientific work, based on the research of Rudolf Steiner (1861 - 1925), centred at the Goetheanum, Dornach (near Basel) Switzerland.

This is an open society, but without a political agenda or religious affiliation.  Individual members may have their own religious or political affiliation.

Becoming a member opens up opportunities to meet with others who strive to integrate spiritual striving with their everyday life and work. 

Being a member of any religion, political party or culture, is not a hindrance to joining the Anthroposophical Society. The philosophy and spiritual insights of the Austrian philosopher, writer and lecturer, Rudolf Steiner inspire the work of the Society. 

The General Anthroposophical Society has Branches in many Countries. Here it is:
The Anthroposophical Society in New Zealand, which has some regional branches which organise local activities and meetings.

If you would like to join the General Anthroposophical Society, you may wish to first speak with a representative, for more information contact  Anthroposophical Society NZ or apply on line 

Membership of the Hawkes Bay Branch is open to any member of the General Anthroposophical Society living in Hawkes Bay.  Our weekly Newsletter informs readers about what's happening for the community.  

If you are a GAS member new to the area, then you are eligible to join the Branch. Even if you are not a member of the GAS, you may like to become a 'Friend' and receive a weekly link to a Newsletter giving information about local events and articles exploring life from an anthroposophical context.  Please contact us. We would love to hear from you.

The "Members" page allows Members to login or retrieve their lost passwords. Or if you are already logged in, it takes you straight to the members secure welcome area.

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