Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

Theosophist; an original thinker, a seeker after the eternal truth with ‘an inspiration of his own’ to solve the universal problems.
Ancient, historical Magic is… reflecting itself upon the scientific records of our own all-denying century. It forces the hand and tires the brain of the scientist, laughing at his efforts to interpret its meaning in his own materialistic way, yet helps the Occultist better to understand modern Magic, the rickety, weak grandchild of her powerful, archaic grandam.
It is the will of man, his all-potent will, that weaves his destiny, and if a man is determined in the notion that death means annihilation, he will find it so.
By the radiant light of the universal magnetic ocean, whose electric waves bind the cosmos together, and in their ceaseless motion penetrate every atom and molecule of the boundless creation, the disciples of mesmerism — howbeit insufficient   their   various   experiments — intuitionally perceive the alpha and omega of the great mystery. Alone, the study of this agent, which is the divine breath, can unlock the secrets of psychology and physiology, of cosmical and spiritual phenomena.
Right thought is a good thing, but thought alone does not count for much unless it is translated into action.
It is only the knowledge of the constant rebirths of one and the same Individuality throughout the Life-Cycle; the assurance that the same Monads — among whom are many Dhyan Chohans, or the ‘Gods’ themselves — have to pass through the ‘Circle of Necessity’, rewarded or punished by such rebirth for the suffering endured or crimes committed in the former life… that can explain to us the mysterious problem of Good and Evil, and reconcile man to the terrible apparent injustice of life.
Matter is

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