The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
and nature. There certainly wa. no selfish

rary work on Russian magazines. where al
as the Theosophical Society was starred sh,
said to the writer TINT II book had to 90 writ
ten for Its use. Isis Unveiled, was then be
gun. ana nnremittingly she worked at 1t niGh
and day untii tne motnont wien II publisie
was secured t-r l.,
ca MiIS,ssW W hsr pf rS"ns % IN x's irpisa we rlss con Iat"r i
Thirty.iontth street. and last IN Forty-scventl
street and Eighth avenue. The newspapers
were fnll OF hor supposed nowsrs or of laugh,
ter at the possibilities IN man That shc nnt he
society asserted: \ prominent New York dali,
wrote OF herthns "a Woman q as rennrkabl,
who i oyory day a; differently Judged, by diff
icrcnt people as the renowned Count was IN
Is called q charlaian: bcttcr acquaintance
mhaae you uninK sm n,, Was ieaInon ana those
SwSv w verb ih naIIs, IN WIZ bsr ns no were either @ r. r Il r,.1 !,
puzzled" Isis unveiled' attracted wide at
t]ention. and all the New York .paners re;
immense research. The strange part
OF THIS is. as anu many others can testify as
eyewitnesses to the PRODUCTION OF the. book.
tlnt the writer hau no library. in which to
make researches and nossessed no, notes q!
Investigation or reading previously done. Al
l. full OF references to books IN tho British
Museum ana othcr GTeat libraries. and every
,H f,s,Sn r,d Is corrs sa.,, l,it sl: then: we haze. as
storing in her memory q. mass OF facts. dates.
numbers. titles, and subjects such as no ether
- being ever was rnpnhlc OF, or her claim
to, help from unseen beings is iust.
lislied. Nine. Blavatsky informed her friends
TINT she must 40 10 indi n and stars there tho
same movement o. the Thcosop'ical Society.
80 IN Drc.mber OF that year size and Col. n!.
Vt Lonlon for while; Arriving in Bombav.ihey
tnunh three or iour Hindoost to meet them who
Ind ,anr1 from a,ar OF tho matter: a place
2 masazine Tint herame AZ once well known
fifty in Tombsy and later, in .Adyar. Ma
dras. Nine. B!nvntsky worked day after day IN
~ seasons. editing her MAGAZINE and carry
neonle N svery rnrt OF me world interested in
theosoP!ly, and also aniiy disruting and dis
called. T,enomena occurred there 'SSlI also Very
often. and later the society for discovering
h".nlhG ah"M, tne nsfEn'e world ,nvcstlgatei
woman, q no fortune. whn was never be-
iio 10 so huo ms henrc Go %, In MI a tnxn mad MANAGED;
Guiding men Of all rnnks: by means o. which she
Tsf iv sn this co !" r "sian ss n aSs aan, anaae nw ,msns
For any one who Knew her and who knows
India. with its hHndrsds Of different Ian
s qua e nome none Of T Ths Hi nho kn es the the c o. rn.
their " scriptures and pLilosophies whore
and that BY heE shorts and the WORK Of the S so.
we're b I@In1s sav '"II from the the bIsnt m yuanR mEm
give = Hinioo.
In $3.50 Nine. Biavatsky returnedt to England.
zine, called Lnri,ri, and Immediately stirred
Up the movement In Europe. Day and night
sneGs; 1 inc ea ssw 0t eos sna 1na'f; sh WIZ M1' sso ana
books for her beloved society. and never pos;
at large ANYTHING save abuse wholly undo
seryod. Inc Key to Iheosophy" was written
n, MHhkic 2n IS he n xrna a' text L n%f f fsT Fl . Dse,T,ns,.
tSs; and is meant for !Syoti9naI ThcosGphIsis;.
was her fato here. Yet. although scandaiized
ds vn %Shfet nSre i ns G ,here never S', Wa made "nyt nhT;ny
o., heard Of her were always either stanch
frlsnd: or hitter enemies
the society Of Mrs. Annie Hesnnt, and then
Nine. Blavntsky began to say that her labors
wore eomlne to an end; for hero was woman
and who would help carry on the movement
IN EnGla an nnt' ! nc IN The Secret poci
Gazette 10 review. but none Of bis usual re-.
viewers felt equal to it and lie, asked Mrs:
h ths II s she could rev reTi wv it, t., she accepted
dnctinn 70 the writer; Soon, after that sho
IH!ned the So. .ty, first fully Investigating
entire forces With the Thsosophisis. THEN
permanent London headquurters was started
anu sun EXISTS: anu there NINE. Blavatsky
"rS' W o,i0e eah nv
society she had %striven, SO hard for at any cost
was vt last nn entity able TO struggle for itself.
IN her dying moment she showed that her
lilo had been spent Tor m idea. with tull con-
sclousness thai In the eyes OF the world it was
Utopian. but III her own necessary for tho
race, She implored her friends not to allow
herthen ending incarnation TO become a fail
ure By the, allure, OF the moyemant started
and carried on win SO much OF suffering. She
never in all her life made money or asked for
i. Nenal writer's and spiteful men and women
have said she stroye to get money from so
called tupes. nut all her lntimate friends know
that over and over again she has refused
money: that always She, has had friends who
would give her al! they h0d II She would tako
i. but she never took, any nor asked It. On
the ether hand. her philosophy and her high
ideals have caused others, to try to help all
those in need. impelled by such incentive.
one rich lh,osophlst gave nor 10000 to found
Il working girls c!uba nj Bow, in London. and
one day. after Mrs Hosant had made the ar
ranEnments for the house and the rest. Nine.
Blnvatsky. although sick aud old. went down
there herself and opened tho club In the name
OF the society,
The aim and object OF her life were to strike
on tho shacklos forged by priestcraft for the
mind OF man. She wished all men to know
that they are God in fnct. and that as men
they must bear the burden OF their own sins.
Tor no ono else can 20 II. Hence she brought
forward to the West the old Eastern doctrines
Of karma. and reincarnntion. Under the first.
the law OF Justice; she said each must answer
Tor himself, and under the SppopI mako