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Meaning of theosophical in English:

theosophical

Pronunciation /θɪəˈsɒfɪk(ə)l/

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adjective

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‘As a member and later leader of the Theosophical Society, Besant helped to spread theosophical beliefs around the world, notably in India.’
  • ‘A theosophical discussion with a scientific basis is almost pointless and surely an exercise in futility.’
  • ‘Yes, it's true, and theosophical people are on the whole very interested in Jung.’
  • ‘Her discovery of religious and theosophical literature, as well as magic, gave her new subjects to sing about, too.’
  • ‘The influence of his theosophical training and beliefs remained with him for the rest of his life and was often reflected in his paintings.’
  • ‘To me this rationalization parallels the theosophical speculation of New Age favorites like Rudolf Steiner, not the medical knowledge of science.’
  • ‘Edmund Barton was also at least vaguely interested in the theosophical movement.’