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Theosophy
also known as Theosophical Society
Literally "divine wisdom" — name for any mystical philosophy claiming direct knowledge of the divine. Most commonly refers to the 19th-century movement of Helena Blavatsky, synthesizing Hindu, Buddhist, and Western esoteric strands into a doctrine of root races and Mahatmas.
Greek theosophia — wisdom concerning the divine.