H.P. Blavatsky

Summary

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (1831-1891), known as "HPB," was a Russian occultist who founded the Theosophical Society in 1875. According to researcher Fritz Springmeier, Blavatsky was deeply connected to Illuminati networks, Freemasonry, and various occult fraternities, serving as a key figure in transmitting ancient mystery religion teachings to the modern era.

Biography

Early Life

• Born: Helena von Hahn, August 12, 1831, in Yekaterinoslav, Russian Empire (now Ukraine)
• Family: Russian-German aristocratic family
• Marriage: Married Nikifor Blavatsky at age 17, left him after three months
• Travels: Claimed to travel extensively in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East

Founding Theosophy

• 1875: Co-founded Theosophical Society in New York City with Henry Steel Olcott
• 1877: Published "Isis Unveiled"
• 1879: Moved headquarters to India (Adyar, Madras)
• 1888: Published "The Secret Doctrine"
• 1891: Died in London on May 8

Occult Connections

Initiations

According to Springmeier's research, Blavatsky held numerous occult initiations:

Carbonarism:

• Initiated by Illuminatus Mazzini
• Carbonarism = form of Freemasonry
• Revolutionary secret society

Great White Lodge:

• "Illumined" in 1856
• Claimed contact with "Ascended Masters" or "Mahatmas"
• Koot Hoomi and Morya as primary contacts

Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor:

• Active member
• Egyptian mystery religion connections
• Later influenced MGM Grand Luxor naming

Eddy Illuminati Family:

• Spent extensive time in Vermont
• Well-known medium family
• Connection to American spiritualism

Masonic Rites

Blavatsky was connected to multiple Masonic and pseudo-Masonic organizations:

• Order of the Druses: Member of this occult fraternity
• Ancient & Primitive Rite of Freemasonry: Adoptive branch member
• Rites of Memphis and Mizraim: Hermetic masonic rites
• Co-Masonry: Promoted mixed-gender Freemasonry

Special Training

Snake Handling:

• Trained by Sheik Yusuf ben Makerzi
• Chief of the Serpent Handlers
• Ritual snake handling skills

Hypnosis:

• Hypnotized by occultist Victor Michal
• Under his influence from 1866
• Part of occult conditioning

Major Works

Isis Unveiled (1877)

• Two-volume work
• Critique of materialist science and dogmatic religion
• Synthesis of occult knowledge
• Introduction to Theosophical concepts

The Secret Doctrine (1888)

Blavatsky's magnum opus:

Content:

• Commentary on ancient Book of Dzyan
• Seven root races theory
• Evolution of humanity
• Cosmogenesis and anthropogenesis

Key Concepts:

• Root Races: Seven stages of human evolution
  1. Polarians
  2. Hyperboreans
  3. Lemurians
  4. Atlanteans
  5. Aryans (current)
  6. & 7. Future races
• Globe Chain: Seven interconnected worlds
• Rounds: Cycles of evolution
• Karma and Reincarnation: Central to Theosophy

Other Works

• The Key to Theosophy (1889)
• The Voice of the Silence (1889)
• From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan (1883)
• Nightmare Tales (1892)

Theosophical System

Core Teachings

Universal Brotherhood:

• Stated aim of the Society
• Unity of all beings
• Rejection of nationalism and sectarianism

Study of Comparative Religion:

• Synthesis of Eastern and Western spirituality
• Recognition of wisdom in all traditions
• Esoteric interpretation of exoteric religions

Investigation of Unexplained Laws of Nature:

• Scientific approach to the occult
• Psychical research
• Investigation of "supernatural" phenomena

The Masters (Mahatmas)

Blavatsky claimed contact with:

Koot Hoomi (K.H.):

• Kashmiri Brahman
• Primary correspondent
• Author of many Mahatma Letters

Morya (M.):

• Rajput prince
• Powerful master
• Political focus

Other Masters:

• Serapis Bey
• Hilarion
• Jesus (as an Ascended Master)

The Seven Principles

Theosophical model of human constitution:

1. Physical body (Rupa)
2. Vital body (Prana-Jiva)
3. Astral body (Linga Sharira)
4. Desire body (Kama Rupa)
5. Mind (Manas)
6. Spiritual Soul (Buddhi)
7. Spirit (Atma)

Influence and Legacy

Direct Influence

On Individuals:

• Adolf Hitler: Kept her book at his side, influenced Nazi occultism
• Mahatma Gandhi: Influenced by Theosophical connections
• Annie Besant: Successor as head of Society
• Alice Bailey: Developed her own system based on Theosophy

On Movements:

• New Age movement
• Anthroposophy (Rudolf Steiner)
• Liberal Catholic Church
• Co-Masonry

Theosophical Society Today

• Headquarters at Adyar, India
• Branches worldwide
• Continues publishing and educational work
• Archives extensive collection of occult materials

Connection to Mind Control

Programming Framework

Theosophical concepts appear in Monarch programming:

• Seven Principles: Correspond to programming structures
• Root Races: Racial hierarchy programming
• Astral Plane: Dissociative programming
• Masters: Handler programming

Wizard of Oz Connection

• L. Frank Baum was Theosophical Society member
• Oz symbolism derived from Theosophical concepts
• "Oz" = Osiris (Egyptian mystery religion)
• Programming themes in Oz narrative

Theosophy and the Elite

According to researchers:

• Theosophy provided esoteric framework for elite ideology
• "Ascended Masters" parallel handler/slave relationships
• Evolutionary theory justifies eugenics and control
• "Root races" supports racial programming

Controversies

Fraud Allegations

• Exposed by Society for Psychical Research (1885)
• Richard Hodgson's investigation
• Accused of fabricating Mahatma phenomena
• Defenders claim persecution by establishment

Racist Elements

Some Theosophical writings contain:

• Racial hierarchy theories
• Anti-Semitic elements
• "Root race" superiority concepts
• Later used to justify eugenics

Occultism vs. Christianity

• Explicitly anti-Christian elements
• Lucifer as "bearer of light"
• Jesus as merely an Ascended Master
• Rejection of Biblical authority

Sources

• Fritz Springmeier - "The Illuminati Formula Used To Create An Undetectable Total Mind Controlled Slave"
• Helena Blavatsky - "The Secret Doctrine"
• Helena Blavatsky - "Isis Unveiled"
• Sylvia Cranston - "HPB: The Extraordinary Life and Influence of Helena Blavatsky"
• Various Theosophical Society publications