| The ability to see the four-fold manifestation i.e. spirit, soul, its pattern and form, is state of a disciple or an occultist. |
| A man who had been an occultist for the past 24 years was crippled by some debilitating disease. |
| In fact there is perhaps no kind of knowledge for which a use cannot be found in the work of the occultist. |
| She, in turn, laid the blame at the feet of Count Cagliostro, a Sicilian con man and occultist. |
| The occultist is only the mystic functioning on a higher plane, that of the mind. |
| The death of Napoleon affords plenty of material to the imagination of an occultist. |
