Theosophy

Theosophy comes from Greek, theosophia which means "divine wisdom." The term theosophy can have a generic meaning. This means that all schools of thought that develop divine wisdom or wisdom can be called "theosophies". In its development, theosophy had also become a movement called the Theosophical Society.

Theosophy developed into a philosophical school that brought together all theosophical traditions from ancient religions to world religions. This wisdom tradition can be called "Truth". Theosophy has a well-known symbol that no religion is higher than Truth. Truth becomes the meeting point of religions. To explore this so-called "Truth."

Theosophy was founded in 1875 in New York, by a noblewoman of Russian descent, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and her two American colleagues, Henry Steel Olcott and W.O. Judge, in addition to a school of philosophy-theosophy, Theosophy has also become a center for studies that study religions, especially in its “esoteric” dimension. Theosophy has also become a center of studies that initiated the study of religions in the contemporary era, before later this role was taken by universities and universities. great world.