Arizona Manzanita Branch

of the Anthroposophical Society in America

"Building a Sacred Sense of Person and Place"

Arizona Manzanita Branch has as its main goal to help develop spiritual awareness through the concepts and teachings as outlined by Rudolf Steiner.

How to Contribute

If you’d like to offer a donation to the Manzanita Branch, we accept donations via PayPal to azmanzanitabranch@gmail.com. Our Anthroposophical Manzanita Branch is a voluntary group of like-minded members who frequently study Anthroposophy together. Participation is free, as learning should be. However, in order to offer interesting and broad programs, make anthroposophy more visible in the wider community and cover our basic organizational costs, we ask members for a small annual contribution of $40.

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Painting by: Eduardo Yi-Man

Poem by Peter Rennick

The Phoenix is a made-up bird

The fierce head of an eagle

The brilliant colors of a pheasant

The wide wingspread of an angel

Can’t you see it’s love’s emblem

Bathed and burning in the fire

Of its own freeing destruction

Every evening smoldering to ashes

Which the earth gladly accepts

And carries to its central source

Every dawn it’s sent

Aloft again however love

Construes it even now

It’s kindling its assumption

In your heart’s imminent flight

What we stand for

Anthroposophy in Arizona promotes spiritual exploration through Esoteric Science, established by Rudolf Steiner.

We connect like-minded people through group meetings, Zoom meetings, and events. If you are new to Anthroposophy or want to know more, click the link below.

Lectures and Meetings

Anthroposophy Arizona offers many interesting meetings. From small recurring group meetings to large online Zoom lectures, there is something of interest for everyone involved.

Check back frequently to find the next upcoming lectures and group related activities within Arizona.

Anthroposophy Resources

Rudolf Steiner has enriched us with over 6,000 lectures and over 30 books.

If you are new to Anthroposophy, we will provide you with guidelines as to where to start your exploration.

Who Was Rudolf Steiner?

Rudolf Steiner made substantial contributions in numerous practical fields, in addition to being the most significant occultist to come forward in the last century. The complete edition of his published works numbers over 330 volumes, including transcriptions of stenographic notes from over 6,000 lectures, making him among the most prolific authors of all time.

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