theosophy

• To this 'theosophy' Julius adds a few comments, evidently of later origin, which show that he has now become aware of its intellectual inadequacy. —  The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
• It was well-furnished, showed a television set, a portable radio and a surprisingly well-filled bookcase containing, Dame Beatrice noted, works on spiritualism, theosophy, poltergeists, cookery and gardening. —  Spotted Hemlock - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 31: 1958
• There have been other attempts to do this - theosophy and Bahai in some ways too.
• Only a moderate power of perception was needed to understand what dangers for the official hierarchy lurked in the ideas of these enthusiasts who claimed to derive divine wisdom from a source so different to that of which the Ulemas believed themselves to be the sole dispensers It is true that Arab mysticism had never taken such a bold flight as Persian theosophy, which proclaimed openly a Pantheistic system, in which the authority of the books revealed to different prophets was displaced by a poetic belief. —  Mystics and Saints of Islam
• "[172] In the language of theosophy, this means: He who has overcome the animal soul, shall, by mystic Communion, be united to the divine soul, which, in the Apocalypse_, is the symbol of the Christ I, Jesus, am the bright and morning star. —  Reincarnation A Study in Human Evolution

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