She attended a theosophical lecture to explore ancient spiritual teachings.

She argued the point theosophically, linking spiritual principles to everyday ethics.

Her study of comparative religions led her to embrace theosophism.

At the weekly study circle, she would theosophize about the unity of all religions, drawing both admiration and gentle skepticism.

She theosophized the old folktales, treating every motif as a fragment of hidden, universal wisdom.

Whenever the conversation turns to the nature of the soul, Martin theosophizes rather than offering concrete answers.

At the faculty lounge, she was theosophizing about reincarnation and cosmic hierarchies, much to the amusement of her skeptical colleagues.

Her theosophic writings explored the unity of all religions and the evolution of the soul.

At the conference, a theosopher explained how ancient wisdom could guide modern science.

As a theosoph in the small village, he was often consulted about dreams and omens.