Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

She was born on August 12, 1831, in Yekaterinoslav, Russia. Her father was Colonel Peter von Hahn, and her mother was Helena de Fadeyev. She was a gifted child, which made her stand out from an early age. Her evident mental strength and rebellious nature combined abilities that are rarely found in a single individual. She witnessed and experienced many strange things, as she traveled the world from a very young age and worked tirelessly to present the "Divine Wisdom." After many adventures and with poor health, she passed away peacefully in London on May 8, 1891. She left behind a substantial body of written work, indicative of a brilliant mind with a fiery temperament but with a deep sense of social justice. Works: - "The Secret Doctrine" - "The Voice of the Silence" - "The Caves and Jungles of Hindostan" - "Collected Writings" - "Isis Unveiled" and more.