Theosophy
/θiˈɒs.ə.fi/noun
A philosophical system that seeks to understand the divine and the nature of the universe through mystical insight and religious teachings.
Did you know?Theosophy has roots in ancient mystical traditions, merging ideas from various religions to reveal a universal truth about existence and the cosmos.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
Greek
θεοσοφία
“Wisdom of the gods.”
Medieval Latin
Latin
theosophia
“Knowledge of divine things.”
17th Century
English
theosophy
“System of thought that emphasizes mystical interpretation of religion.”
19th Century
English
theosophy
“Modern philosophical movement blending religion, science, and mysticism.”