In Theosophical philosophy, a cosmic force or divine energy that animates and connects all matter in the universe; the universal principle of activity and life.
From Sanskrit 'fohat' or Tibetan sources, introduced into Western spiritual philosophy by Helena Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society in the 19th century. Likely related to Sanskrit terms for cosmic energy.
Madame Blavatsky borrowed 'fohat' from Tibetan Buddhism to describe the cosmic wifi of the universe—a divine energy that connects everything—making it one of spirituality's most influential imports into Western thought!
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