Thesaurus / occultism

occultism

How to use occultism in a sentence

But it is time to turn to another society in which this debased occultism plays a still more important part.

Crowley ran occultism as a side-line, and seems to have been known as the "Purple Priest."

The same is true of Theosophy, with its Hindu philosophy and occultism, surrounded with an air of unholy mysticism.

We hear little in Punch of Spiritualism, but a certain amount about occultism.

This form of occultism reaches its fullest and purest expression in Oriental wisdom-religions.

The impress of ancient and medival lore upon latter-day occultism is conspicuous in the survivals of Alchemy and Astrology.

We must put at the same stage of superstition the spiritism and occultism we find mentioned so much in modern literature.

True, certain schools of lower occultism teach it also, but they form a minority, and are of no importance.

Practical Occultism, as defined by Sirius, is perfectly intelligible to one who understands the science of the brain.

Practical Occultism consists, first, of a perfect mastery of the individuals own spirit.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985