theosophical
adjective
of or relating to theosophy.
theosophic
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a variation of
theosophical.
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a word derived from
theosophy.
theosophynounany of various forms of philosophical or religious thought based on a mystical insight into the divine nature.
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According to Edgar Davis' theosophic conception of things, Divine Providence had led him to money and it was his holy duty to spend it.
From Time Magazine Archive
Throughout most of this fiscal backing and filling Davis was busy practicing his theosophic belief that because Divine Providence had led him to money it was his holy duty to spend it.
From Time Magazine Archive
Now if the complete mastery of both philosophic and theosophic science is found in one man, this man is the representative of God on earth.
From Mystics and Saints of Islam by Claud Field
Its effects on the mental state are such as to disturb all normal cerebration, and Swettenham mentions two látah-struck Malays, who would make admirable "subjects" at a séance of theosophic psychists.
From Man, Past and Present by Alfred Court Haddon
Sharani is one of the last of this theosophic school of Egypt, the doctrines of which he expounds in his numerous works.
From Mystics and Saints of Islam by Claud Field
