THE TRUTH ABOUT BLAVATSKY

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky is the most famous occultist, but unfortunately she has also been the most misunderstood and maligned. And that is why I am sharing with you the research that I and other researchers have carried out on her, so that you can have a clearer vision of who Madame Blavatsky really was.

 

 

 

·        Why do I defend Blavatsky?

·        Are we blindly followings of Blavatsky who values her?

·        Admiration towards Blavatsky by relevant people

·        Gandhi's admiration to Blavatsky and Theosophy

·        How to successfully study the Teachings of Blavatsky

 

 

 

 

 

PORTRAITS

 

·        Blavatsky's portraits

·        This photo is fake

·        Has been discovered a new photo of Blavatsky?

·        Blavatsky's portrait painted by Grev Kafi

 

 

 

 

 

HER FAMILY

 

·        Helena Andreevna Hahn was Blavatsky’s mother

·        Vera Petrovna Zhelikhovsky was Blavatsky's sister

·        Vera Johnston was Zhelikhovsky’s daughter

 

 

 

 

 

INVESTIGATIONS ON HER

 

·        By Daniel H. Caldwell

·        By Walter A. Carrithers Jr.

·        By The Friends of Theosophical Archives (FOTA)

·        Other resources related to Blavatsky

 

 

 

 

 

BIOGRAPHIES

 

Biographical articles written by people who knew her

 

1) Written by her sister Vera Zhelihovsky:

 

·        The truth about Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (1883)

·        Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and the Theosophists (1884)

·        Helena Petrovna Blavatsky: a biographical sketch (1891)

·        A modern priestess of Truth (1893)

 

2) Written by her main collaborator William Judge:

 

·        HPB, a lion-hearted colleague passes (1891)

·        Yours till death and after, HPB (1891)

·        A sketch of the life of H.P. Blavatsky (1892)

 

3) Written by Franz Hartmann who lived with her for a year and a half:

 

·        Blavatsky and her mission in the world (1891)

·        Blavatsky’s life (c.1906)

·        Blavatsky's character and her goal in life (1907)

·        Blavatsky described in Hartmann's autobiography (1908)

 

4) Written by several of her American and European friends and students:

 

·        Blavatsky described by Coronel Olcott’s sister

·        Blavatsky described by Alexander Wilder

·        Blavatsky described by Laura Holloway

·        Blavatsky described by Dr. Hübbe Schleiden

·        The experiences Violet Tweedale had with Blavatsky

·        The experiences Morgan Pryse had with Blavatsky

·        The experiences José Xifré had with Blavatsky

·        The first conversation Charles Johnston had with Blavatsky

 

5) Writings by members of the Theosophical Society Adyar:

 

·        Leadbeater thought Blavatsky was crazy

·        Blavatsky described by Charles Leadbeater

 

·        Reminiscences of H.P. Blavatsky (Adyar Lecture)

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Charles Leadbeater

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Annie Besant

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Jlnarajadasa

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Subramania Iyar

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Soobiah Chetty

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Ranga Reddy

·        Reminiscences of Blavatsky by Hari Rao

 

 

Biographical books of people who knew her

 

1) The journalist Alfred Sinnett was a great friend of Blavatsky in India and in 1886 he published the book “Incidents in the Life of Madame Blavatsky”.

 

·        Information about this book from Wikipedia

·        Multiples formats from Archive.org

·        PDF facsimile

·        PDF modern edition

·        ePub

·        Mobi

 

2) Condense Constance Watchmeister took care of Blavatsky while she was living in Belgium and in 1893 she published the book "Reminiscences about H.P. Blavatsky and The Secret Doctrine".

 

·        Multiples formats from Archive.org

·        PDF facsimile  (Another PDF)

·        PDF modern edition

·        ePub

·        Azw3

 

3) Colonel Henry Olcott was the first president of the Theosophical Society and between 1895 and 1923 he published six books known as "Old Diary Leaves" where he recounted the history of the Theosophical Society and in the first volumes he mentions Blavatsky a lot.

 

·        Opinion about these books

·        These books described by Theosophy wiki

·        The six books PDF facsimiles by Theosophy world

·        The six books PDF facsimiles by Blavatsky archives

·        The six books online

 

4) Alice Leighton Cleather was Blavatsky's most faithful disciple and she wrote three books about her teacher:

 

  “H.P. Blavatsky: her life and work for humanity” (1922)

·        PDF facsimile  (Another PDF)

 

  "H.P. Blavatsky, a great betrayal" (1922)

·        PDF facsimile  (Another PDF)

·        Online from Gutenberg.org

 

  "H.P. Blavatsky as I knew her" (1923)

·        PDF facsimile  (Another pdf)

·        Online from Blavatsky Archives

 

5) William Kingsland was a disciple of Blavatsky and he wrote two books about her teacher:

 

  “Was she a charlatan?” (1927)

·        PDF facsimile

 

  “The true H.P. Blavatsky” (1928)

·        PDF facsimile  (Another PDF)  (Another PDF)

 

6) Francesca Arundale was a Theosophist who hosted Blavatsky in her home when H.P.B. visited London in 1884, and her recollections were later published in 1932 as a posthumous book entitled "My Guest: H.P. Blavatsky."

 

·        (This book has not yet been digitized)

 

 

Biographies written by contemporary researchers

 

·        H.P. Blavatsky and the Theosophical Movement by Charles Ryan

·        Chronology of Blavatsky by Dallas TenBroeck

·        Chronology of Blavatsky by Boris de Zirkoff

·        Theosophy Wiki

·        Wikipedia

 

 

 

 

 

ARTICLES ABOUT HER

 

·        Blavatsky and Occultism by Ralph Shirley

·        Tribute to Blavatsky and William Judge by Robert Crosbie

·        Blavatsky and Theosophy by David Pratt

·        Why take Blavatsky seriously? by David Reigle

·        How far away is Blavatsky? by John Garrigues

·        Blavatsky’s self-criticism by Carlos Aveline

·        Blavatsky in World Literature by Carlos Aveline

·        Blavatsky, United Nations and Democracy by Carlos Aveline

·        Blavatsky and the birth of the theosophical movement by LUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE TRAVELS SHE MADE

 

·        Video showing the trips that Blavatsky made from 1849 to 1873

·        Blavatsky recounts the trips she made in India in 1879

 

 

Albert Leighton Rawson’s testimony

 

Rawson is one of the few sources that we have on the trips that Blavatsky made in her youth, but the authenticity of his testimony is highly questionable.

 

·        The lies that Albert Rawson told about Blavatsky  (Attached notes)

 

 

 

 

 

BLAVATSKY’S ASPECTS

 

·        Blavatsky was not interested on politics

·        Blavatsky repudiated communism

 

 

 

 

 

MYSTERIES ABOUT BLAVATSKY

 

·        Was Blavatsky a Rosicrucian?

·        Was Blavatsky a Spiritist?

·        Blavatsky and the spirit of John King

 

·        Blavatsky was a great initiated

·        To understand who the true HPB was

·        The bad character of Blavatsky explained by master Kuthumi

 

 

 

 

 

CURIOSITIES

 

·        Blavatsky defeats the atheist Rangamalli Jagganatiah

·        Blavatsky's struggle against Pseudo-Theosophical impostors

·        The prophecies that Blavatsky made for the 20th century

·        Blavatsky’s home in London

·        Associates of Blavatsky

 

 

 

 

 

 

HER MASTERS

 

·        The true about the Masters

·        Words from the Masters about Blavatsky

·        The first encounter that Blavatsky had with her Master

·        Five anecdotes between the Masters and Blavatsky

·        The portrait of master Morya that Blavatsky had

·        The relationship that Blavatsky had with master Hilarion

 

 

Their teaching

 

·        Blavatsky and her Masters showed to have a very advanced knowledge

 

 

Their relationship with Buddhism

 

·        Blavatsky and Buddhism by LUT

·        Theosophy and Buddhism by David Reigle

·        Was Blavatsky in Tibet?

·        Blavatsky in Ceylon, land of Arhats

 

 

 

 

 

HER POWERS

 

·        Blavatsky could spell people's brains

·        Blavatsky could teleport small objects

·        The occult phenomena that Blavatsky produced on October 3, 1880

·        Blavatsky materialized a cup, a saucer, a diploma and water

·        The ancient lost brooch that Blavatsky materialized

·        The brooch that Kuthumi materialized with the assistance of Blavatsky

·        The opinion of the Bombay Gazette on these phenomena

·        Blavatsky's response to the editor of this newspaper

 

 

 

 

 

 

HER LITERARY WORK

 

In this other link I have put all the interesting information that I have found about her articles, her magazines, her books, her esoteric instructions and her letters.

 

·        The writings of Madame Blavatsky

 

 

 

 

 

HER STUDENTS

 

·        The Esoteric Section

·        The internal Group

 

 

 

 

 

 

HER ENEMIES

 

·        The enemies that Blavatsky had

·        Among the most damaging were the Coulombs and Richard Hodgson

 

 

The Coulombs and the Missionaries

 

The missionaries hated the Theosophical Society because made it difficult for them to evangelize the Orientals and so the missionaries associated with the domestic employees of the Theosophical Society Headquarters in Adyar (the Coulombs) to destroy Blavatsky's reputation.

 

·        The missionaries hated the Theosophical Society

·        Emma Coulomb described by Theosophy wiki

·        Alexis Coulomb described by Theosophy wiki

·        The Coulombs plot related by Theosophy wiki

·        The missionaries seek to overthrow Blavatsky

·        The Coulombs plot against Blavatsky

 

 

 

Subba Row

 

Subba Row was a Brahmin who initially greatly admired Blavatsky, but later became her enemy because he did not want her to spread knowledge to Westerners that he considered reserved only for Orientals.

 

·        Subba Row made people believe that Blavatsky was crazy

·        Subba Row described by Theosophy wiki

·        Subba Row described by David Pratt

 

 

 

Richard Hodgson

 

Richard Hodgson was a member of the London Society for Psychical Research who was sent to India to investigate the phenomena produced in the Theosophical Society, and he wrote a very negative report against Blavatsky full of errors and falsehoods, but without however it succeeded in enormously destroying Blavatsky's reputation.

 

·        Richard Hodgson described by William Brown

·        Richard Hodgson described by Theosophy Wiki

·        Richard Hodgson described by Wikipedia

 

The Hodgson Report

 

·        The Hodgson report examined by William Judge

·        The Hodgson report examined by Vernon Harrison

·        The Hodgson report reviewed by Theosophy wiki

·        The Hodgson report reviewed by Wikipedia

·        A critical analysis of the Hodson report by William Kingsland (PDF book)

·        The Hodgson report examined by Alexandre Moryason (in French)

 

 

 

Mabel Collins

 

Mabel Collins was an English novelist who was initially close friend with Blavatsky but later she fell out and sought to discredit her.

 

·        Mabel Collins was an old friend turned enemy

·        Mabel Collins examined by Basil Crump

·        Mabel Collins described by Theosophy wiki

 

 

 

Elliott Coues

 

Elliott Coues was an American scholar who wanted to become the president of the Theosophical Society in America, but since Blavatsky did not want to betray William Judge who held this position, Coues sought to destroy the reputation of Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society.

 

·        Elliott Coues described by Theosophy wiki

·        Elliot Coues out of ambition became an enemy of Blavatsky

·        The failed revenge of Elliott Coues against Blavatsky

 

 

 

William Emmette Coleman

 

Coleman was an American orientalist and spiritist who spent the rest of his life slandering Blavatsky.

 

·        William Coleman described by Wikipedia

·        Was Blavatsky a Plagiarist? William Coleman’s lies

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE BETRAYAL OF COLONEL OLCOTT

 

·        Olcott’s disloyalty to Blavatsky

·        Olcott against Blavatsky by William Judge

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE BETRAYAL OF ANNIE BESANT AND CHARLES LEADBEATER

 

·        The truth about Charles Leadbeater and Annie Besant

·        Leadbeater completely controlled Annie Besant

·        Annie Besant disowned her former teacher Blavatsky

·        Leadbeater with the full support of Besant transformed the Theosophical Society Adyar into an anti-Theosophical and an Adventist cult controlled by false bishops

·        The current situation of those who study Blavatsky in the Adyar Theosophical Society

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLAVATSKY DEATH

 

·        The wills that Blavatsky made

 

 

Articles written in tribute after his death

 

·        Helena Petrovna Blavatsky by The New-York Daily Tribune

·        HPB, a lion-hearted colleague passes by William Judge

·        Yours till death and after, HPB by William Judge

·        Blavatsky and her mission in the world by Franz Hartmann

 

 

 

 

 

THE REINCARNATIONS OF BLAVATSKY

 

Previous

 

·        Blavatsky’s past lives

·        Blavatsky was perhaps Paracelsus in her past life

 

 

Posteriory

 

·        The new reincarnation of Blavatsky

·        The message from Blavastky transmitted by Charles Leadbeater

·        Blavatsky's new reincarnation explained by Rangaswami Aiyar

·        Blavatsky's new reincarnation explained by A. Hamerster

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WRITERS WHO CALUMNIED BLAVATSKY

AFTER HER DEATH

 

Vsevolod Sergeevich Solovyov

book "A Modern Priestess of Isis" (1893)

 

·        Solovyov from being a friend became an enemy of Blavatsky

·        Solovyov described by Theosophy wiki

·        Solovyov described by Wikipedia

·        Blavatsky’s sister's response to Solovyov

·        Proving Solovyov's lies against Blavatsky, by Beatrice Hastings (PDF book)

·        The slanders that Solovyov said against Blavatsky

 

 

 

Arthur Lillie

book "Madame Blavatsky and her 'Theosophy': A Study" (1895)

 

 

 

René Guénon

book "Theosophism: History of a Pseudo-Religion" (1921)

 

·        The truth about René Guénon

·        Why did René Guénon hate Theosophy so much?

·        René Guénon was sponsored by the Catholics to attack the Theosophical Society

 

 

 

Gertrude Marvin Williams

book "Priestess of the Occult: Madame Blavatsky" (1946)

 

·        Correcting the falsehoods Marvin Williams wrote, by Walter Carrithers Jr.

 

 

 

John Symonds

book "Madame Blavatsky: Medium and Magician" (1960)

 

 

 

Marion Meade

book "Madame Blavatsky: The Woman Behind the Myth" (1980)

 

 

 

Paul Johnson

book "In search of the Masters" (1990)

book "The Masters Revealed " (1994)

book “House of Cards?” (1996)

 

·        A critique of Paul Johnson's new myth by David Pratt

·        A critical examination of Paul Johnson's thesis by Daniel H. Caldwell

·        Demonstrating the falsehoods that Paul Johnson told about the Masters by Alexandre Moryason (in French)

 

 

 

Peter Washington

book "Madame Blavatsky’s baboon" (1993)

 

·        Expert opinions on this book

·        Analysis of this book by Will Thackara

·        Peter Washington idolizes Rudolf Steiner and detests Theosophists

 

 

 

Gary Lachman

book "Madame Blavatsky: The Mother of Modern Spirituality" (2012)

 

 

 

Other hostile texts written by various people

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE DEFAMATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE TO BLAVATSKY

 

·        Responding to lies about Blavatsky

·        Was Blavatsky a plagiarist?

·        Was Blavatsky a hashish smoker? (Attached notes)

·        Is Blavatsky's handwriting the same as the handwriting of the Masters?

·        Did Blavatsky forge the Mahatma Letters?

 

·        Did Blavatsky originally deny reincarnation?

·        Did Blavatsky really say that "Satan is the only God"?

·        Was Blavatsky a Russian spy?

 

·        Is Theosophy Racist towards Africans?

·        Theosophy vs Antisemitism

·        Responding to Nazi slanders against Blavatsky

·        Was Blavatsky anti-Semitic?

·        Carlos Cardoso Aveline response to those who accuse Blavatsky to be racist, pro-Nazist and anti-Jewish

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONCLUSION

 

I still have more articles to post, but these are already enough to show that Blavatsky was most likely the messenger of the Trans-Himalayan Masters for the 19th century and therefore it is worth studying her teaching.