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theosophy
The term operates on two distinct levels. In a general sense, it refers to any philosophical system based on the idea that humans can attain direct, intuitive knowledge of the divine or the spiritual universe. In a more specific, historical context, it refers to the Theosophical Society and the specific doctrines established by Helena Blavatsky, which synthesize elements of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Western occultism.
Because it deals with "hidden" or "secret" knowledge, the word carries an esoteric and mystical connotation. It is rarely used in casual conversation and is typically found in academic discussions of religion, history of philosophy, or within spiritual communities.
When used to describe the specific movement, it is often associated with terms like "occultism," "spirituality," and "universal brotherhood." It differs from "theology" in that theology typically studies God through scripture, tradition, and reason, whereas theosophy emphasizes direct, mystical experience and intuitive insight.
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He spent years studying theosophy to understand the nature of the divine.
I wonder if theosophy can actually provide a bridge between science and spirituality.
The lecture focused on the influence of theosophy on early twentieth century art.
Do you think theosophy is too abstract for most people to grasp?
Her interest in theosophy began after she read the works of Helena Blavatsky.
The society promotes a brand of theosophy that emphasizes universal brotherhood.
Maybe theosophy holds the key to understanding the unseen realms.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of modern theosophy.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of modern theosophy.