The Collaborative International Dictionary
Theosophist \The*os"o*phist\, n. One addicted to theosophy.
The theosophist is one who gives you a theory of God,
or of the works of God, which has not reason, but an
inspiration of his own, for its basis.
--R. A.
Vaughan.
Wiktionary
n. an advocate of, or believer in theosophy.
WordNet
n. a believer in theosophy
Usage examples of "theosophist".
It is proposed that all religions taught and practiced throughout the British Empire shall be represented at the conference, including the Christians, Muhammadans, Buddhists, Brahma Somaj, Theosophists and others, and that each one in turn shall have at its disposal a day or part of a day for a meeting to expound its principles and deal with its organization and objects.
As far as I could make out the Misses Tripp were vegetarians, theosophists, British Israelites, Christian Scientists, spiritualists and enthusiastic amateur photographers.
The Syncretists were as convinced as Theosophists that all religions are really the same.
And then there are all the theosophists and mystics and occultists, genuine and sham, who came swarming to Southern California in the early decades of the century.
The small, attractive houses awakened vague memories in me, until I recognized the house and garden of my old teacher, who had tried to convert me to the faith of the theosophists some years ago.
Just as much as it was a period of scientific law and life-altering inventions, it was also an era of séances and Ouija boards, of Theosophists and Anthroposophists, of Atlantis cultists and would-be black magicians.
The techno-societies, far from being drab and homogenized, are honeycombed with just such colorful groupings--hippies and hot rodders, theosophists and flying saucer fans, skin-divers and skydivers, homosexuals, computerniks, vegetarians, bodybuilders and Black Muslims.
Theosophists, theologists and philosophers have reflected about their teaching, about their master and his teaching.