theosophical
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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Much of his later fiction consequently blends pulp derring-do with a theosophical subtext.
From Washington Post
Edward Gardner, a leading society member, sold prints of the photographs at his theosophical lectures in 1920.
From The Guardian
In German theosophical circles it was commonly believed that India and Tibet preserved the hidden enclaves of ancient Atlanteans or even living Secret Masters.
From Washington Post
Another, by the Italian Chiara Fumai, fills a small cabin with utterly obscure, stagy riffs on occultism, Hegel, and “the theosophical interpretation of the Lucifer myth.”
From Newsweek
One was not allowed to ask a second-saloon passenger for meals, but we had permission for him to come and talk to us, and also to give two theosophical lectures in the first-class saloon.
From Project Gutenberg
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