Elena Petrovna Blavatskaya lived a long, difficult and extremely bright life. She spent almost twenty years wandering and searching for the secret knowledge of Ancient Wisdom - Theosophy, and at the same time having traveled around the world several times. After three years of apprenticeship in the Himalayan Ashram of Shambhala, E.P. Blavatsky devoted many years to the dissemination of the Teachings of Theosophy in the USA, India and Europe. In 1875, she founded the Theosophical Society, which today spreads the ideas of universal brotherhood, encourages the study of religions, philosophy and science, as well as the inexplicable laws of nature and the hidden forces of man. For both contemporaries and descendants, E.P. Blavatskaya remained a mystery woman who incomprehensibly combined the fierce temperament of a warrior, extraordinary mental talents, fiery love for the Motherland, exceptional writing talent, selfless asceticism and selfless devotion to the Teachers of Shambhala who sent her with a high mission to the Western world.