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- Theosophy - Wikipedia
Theosophy is a religious movement established in the United States in the late 19th century Founded primarily by the Russian Helena Blavatsky and based largely on her writings, it draws heavily from both older European philosophies such as Neoplatonism and Indian religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism
- Theosophy | Definition, Beliefs, History, Facts | Britannica
Theosophy, occult movement originating in the 19th century with roots that can be traced to ancient Gnosticism and Neoplatonism In modern times, theosophical views have been held by Rosicrucians and by speculative Freemasons
- Theosophy - Theosophical Society in America
One version of this Ancient Wisdom in recent times is Theosophy Derived from Greek roots meaning “divine wisdom,” it is a body of knowledge that tells us about our place in the universe and why the world is the way it is
- What Is Theosophy?
Theosophy is the exact science of psychology, so to say; it stands in relation to natural, uncultivated mediumship, as the knowledge of a Tyndall stands to that of a school-boy in physics
- Theosophy | Theosophy World
Theosophy itself is several distinct but related things: (1) it is a body of teachings and practices set forth in the first place by or through H P Blavatsky, and elaborated by her colleagues and successors: Modern Theosophy; (2) it is a religio-philosophical approach to life involving both a tradition of teachings and a direct experience of
- Theosophy Library Online - Home - What Is Theosophy?
"Theosophy is the shoreless ocean of universal truth, love, and wisdom, reflecting its radiance on the earth Theosophy is divine nature, visible and invisible Theosophy is the fixed eternal sun Theosophy is the quintessence of duty " - from The Key to Theosophy, by H P Blavatsky, 1889
- Theosophy - Encyclopedia. com
THEOSOPHY is defined by its expounders as a religion-philosophy-science brought to America by "messengers of the guardians and preservers of the ancient Wisdom-Religion of the East " Its founder was an eccentric Russian noblewoman, Helena P Blavatsky
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