The Secret Doctrine itself can't be ignored, I can't imagine all the work involved in putting it together. That in itself is a lifetime achievement and the work involved in putting it together. Like it or not she's a genius.
Read When Daylight Comes. You will learn more than you think you know about her. Try this tear a 8-12 sheet of paper in half. Get a pencil and scrap some fillings in a small area. Put one of your hands on it and start rotating your palm. When you are done you will have a dirty palm. When she was done she had created a perfect portrait. So fine you could see the individual hairs. She did this in front of people.
@ Well, Honestly I can’t know for sure, and since this post I question this more myself…We are allowed to change our minds-and truthfully I just don’t know! 😉
Thank you so much for this! I am enthralled by Blavatsky and the occult/esoteric, and find it interesting that many of that infamous German with the funny mustache's beliefs on race come from her writings as well as others in the same "realm". So, if it wasn't for her, it is quite possible that the Holocaust may have never happened! Either way, great video! Thanks for making it!
Wow I have only gone through some of her ideas on RUclips. I had no idea she claims her life was so colorful. I often thought she was using some trickery when she supposedly made a women's cavity burst with pain when asked to provide evidence she was.... Special. Thanks for the video. 👍
" The founder of the theosophical movement, Madame Blavatsky had a strange habit her whole life - and she lived long, traveled all over the world and created a world movement… In fact no other woman has been so powerful in the whole history of man, and has had influence worldwide. She used to carry many bags with her, full of seeds of flowers. Her whole luggage was nothing but seeds of flowers. Sitting in the train by the side of the window she would go on throwing seeds outside the window, and people would ask, “What are you doing? You carry so much unnecessary luggage, and then you go on throwing those seeds out of the window for thousands of miles.” She would say, “This has been my whole life’s habit. These are seasonal flower seeds. I may not come back on this route again, but that does not matter. When the season comes and the flowers will blossom, thousands of people who pass every day in this line of railway trains will see those flowers, those colors. They will not know me. That does not matter. One thing is certain: I am making a few people happy somewhere. That much I know. It does not matter whether they know it or not. What matters is that I have been doing something which will make somebody happy. Some children may come and pluck a few flowers and go home. Some lovers may come and make garlands for each other. And without their knowing, I will be part of their love. And I will be part of the joy of children. And I will be part of those who will be simply passing by the path, seeing the beautiful flowers.”"
She was thrown off a horse when out riding on the Steppes near her grandfathers mansion. She caught her foot in the stirrup as the horse ran home. The mansion had a large cobble stone courtyard . When the horse was stopped everybody ran to her figuring she was in terrible condition. She didn’t have so much as a bruise. She said she felt two hands lift her off the ground all the way back. The man was in Tibet! She was 12 or so
It was traditional. And late at night the little girl split the wax on the edge of his robe. You make light of a very serious subject. I can already tell y are to skeptical to treat her the way this GREAT woman was. By the way her mother is considered one of the first female authors. Of course she had to use a pen name. She is considered one of the first feminists. Oh! HPBS. great great great grandmother was Peter the greats wife. Which makes her Russia royalty.
Upper-class and noblesse in Eastern Europe (the usual mix of German aristocracy mixed with Ucranian noblesse from Odessa) married at 17 to an Armenian elderly noble man she left only weeks after the honeymoon. She kept his name. Education was quite common for her social class. Traveling around ( Saint Petersburg- Odessa - Tiblisi - Erivan) and educated in the languages she needed in order to succeed in her social class (German - French) but without any cohesive curriculum - she was a debutante of her circumstances….
The Secret Doctrine itself can't be ignored, I can't imagine all the work involved in putting it together. That in itself is a lifetime achievement and the work involved in putting it together. Like it or not she's a genius.
Read When Daylight Comes. You will learn more than you think you know about her. Try this tear a 8-12 sheet of paper in half. Get a pencil and scrap some fillings in a small area. Put one of your hands on it and start rotating your palm. When you are done you will have a dirty palm. When she was done she had created a perfect portrait. So fine you could see the individual hairs. She did this in front of people.
She could not have withstood the Annuals of Time, had She Been a Fraud. The Madam, was a Gift 🎁
Gift means poison in Norwegian. A coincident?? I am just asking.
@ Well, Honestly I can’t know for sure, and since this post I question this more myself…We are allowed to change our minds-and truthfully I just don’t know! 😉
Thank you so much for this! I am enthralled by Blavatsky and the occult/esoteric, and find it interesting that many of that infamous German with the funny mustache's beliefs on race come from her writings as well as others in the same "realm". So, if it wasn't for her, it is quite possible that the Holocaust may have never happened! Either way, great video! Thanks for making it!
Where did you do your research?
Ive been watching Pablo Sender webinars on the secret doctrine. Super cool.
Wow I have only gone through some of her ideas on RUclips. I had no idea she claims her life was so colorful.
I often thought she was using some trickery when she supposedly made a women's cavity burst with pain when asked to provide evidence she was.... Special.
Thanks for the video. 👍
Great point, well made!
Helena liked to play either the servants children. Frowned upon.
Her grandfather had a vast library. And she was tutored
" The founder of the theosophical movement, Madame Blavatsky had a strange habit her whole life - and she lived long, traveled all over the world and created a world movement… In fact no other woman has been so powerful in the whole history of man, and has had influence worldwide. She used to carry many bags with her, full of seeds of flowers. Her whole luggage was nothing but seeds of flowers. Sitting in the train by the side of the window she would go on throwing seeds outside the window, and people would ask, “What are you doing? You carry so much unnecessary luggage, and then you go on throwing those seeds out of the window for thousands of miles.”
She would say, “This has been my whole life’s habit. These are seasonal flower seeds. I may not come back on this route again, but that does not matter. When the season comes and the flowers will blossom, thousands of people who pass every day in this line of railway trains will see those flowers, those colors. They will not know me. That does not matter.
One thing is certain: I am making a few people happy somewhere. That much I know. It does not matter whether they know it or not. What matters is that I have been doing something which will make somebody happy. Some children may come and pluck a few flowers and go home. Some lovers may come and make garlands for each other. And without their knowing, I will be part of their love. And I will be part of the joy of children. And I will be part of those who will be simply passing by the path, seeing the beautiful flowers.”"
She was spreading invasive weeds haha (sorry I'm Australian)
😂
33d mason might be worth discussing
13:26 so we will never see Blavatsky on RUclips fails? H.P.B gets yeeted off a horse. 😂 Sorry I went there 😂
She was thrown off a horse when out riding on the Steppes near her grandfathers mansion. She caught her foot in the stirrup as the horse ran home. The mansion had a large cobble stone courtyard . When the horse was stopped everybody ran to her figuring she was in terrible condition. She didn’t have so much as a bruise. She said she felt two hands lift her off the ground all the way back. The man was in Tibet! She was 12 or so
It was traditional. And late at night the little girl split the wax on the edge of his robe. You make light of a very serious subject. I can already tell y are to skeptical to treat her the way this GREAT woman was. By the way her mother is considered one of the first female authors. Of course she had to use a pen name. She is considered one of the first feminists. Oh! HPBS. great great great grandmother was Peter the greats wife. Which makes her Russia royalty.
@@rmcfete I was being cheeky. No offense intended. it was a play off of modern technology, and Helena's life.
It’s because she was sick with TB
Are you kids going to prom this year?
She is not Russian.
she is
Ukrainian?
nah, she is russian.@@mistressofstones
@@mistressofstones she is russian.
Upper-class and noblesse in Eastern Europe (the usual mix of German aristocracy mixed with Ucranian noblesse from Odessa) married at 17 to an Armenian elderly noble man she left only weeks after the honeymoon. She kept his name.
Education was quite common for her social class. Traveling around ( Saint Petersburg- Odessa - Tiblisi - Erivan) and educated in the languages she needed in order to succeed in her social class (German - French) but without any cohesive curriculum - she was a debutante of her circumstances….