Occultism
Pronunciation: /ˈəkəɫtˈɪzəm/
Occultism (noun)
- Belief that secret forces and supernatural powers can be understood and used through special knowledge or practices.
- A set of activities aimed at contacting or controlling unseen things, often using rituals, symbols, or divination.
Examples
- Occultism is the belief in hidden powers behind everyday events.
- Many people reject occultism because they want clear, testable explanations.