- & Armstrong"
draws his
abilities from
Theosophic belief, and the
series makes multiple references to
Theosophy, Anthroposophy, Völkisch
movement and other...
- The
Theosophical Society is the
organizational body of
Theosophy, an
esoteric new
religious movement. It was
founded in New York City, U.S. in 1875. Among...
- In
Theosophy,
Maitreya or Lord
Maitreya is an
advanced spiritual entity and high-ranking
member of a
reputed hidden spiritual hierarchy, the
Masters of...
-
Theosophy is an 1889 book by
Helena Blavatsky,
expounding the
principles of
theosophy in a
readable question-and-answer manner. It
covers Theosophy and...
-
modern period of the 15th
century onward.
Faivre describes the "
theosophic current" or
theosophy as a
single esoteric current among seven other esoteric currents...
-
modern Theosophical beliefs. He is
believed by
followers of
Theosophism to be one of the
Mahatmas who
inspired the
founding of the
Theosophical Society...
- regeneration. "The
pupil [of Theosophy]
becomes an Adept. This is one of many
theosophic statements proving the end of the cult's
endeavors to be the incarnation...
-
Within the
system of
Theosophy,
developed by
occultist Helena Blavatsky and
others since the
second half of the 19th century,
Theosophical mysticism draws...
- This is a list of
theosophical glossaries. Some
important theosophical glossaries are the
Theosophical Glossary by
Helena Blavatsky,
first published in...
- Neo-
Theosophy is a term,
originally derogatory, used by the
followers of
Helena Blavatsky to
denominate the
system of
Theosophical ideas expounded by Annie...
