Meanings of theosophist in English

They regarded the theosophist as far superior in every respect to the theologian.

Say rather how dare I be ashamed of the Teutonic theosophist, Jacob Behmen?

The discussion that followed ended in a lifelong rupture between my theosophist kinsman and myself.

In such crises she generally sent for Susan Fleet, if the theosophist were within reach.

For the theosophist desire is the master mischief maker.

Maybe his open-mindedness allowed all that theosophist claptrap in.

She was a theosophist and told me I ought to learn the wisdom of the East.

And she had the great advantage in life-so ,atleast, she considered it-ofbeing a theosophist.

Mary isn't far enough on for theosophist yet.

A fellow theosophist once found him hanging from the window pole, but cut him down in the nick of time.

She worked as a part-time music teacher, and joined him as a vegetarian, theosophist and medium, among Dublin's literary circles.

On this stage stands beside the ascetic the theoretical theosophist who has succeeded in identifying himself, soberly, not in frenzy, with God.

He is, I take it, a theosophist, or worshipper of the God of knowledge, the highest grade of which is the adept.

It is true also that Buddha at first, like every other Hindu theosophist, sought no salvation for the world around him, but only for himself.

For the Theosophist the whole of this feeling is entirely swept away.

I like the Theosophist schools, although I do not like all Theosophists.