Isis dévoilée
Isis dévoilée is a major esoteric work written by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky in 1877. The title itself evokes mystery and revelation. Here are some key points about this work:
Context and Significance:
The book explores the mysteries of ancient and modern theology. It is an attempt to unveil the esoteric teachings hidden behind religions, myths, and symbols.
The title refers to Isis, the Egyptian goddess of magic, motherhood, and wisdom. Blavatsky considered Isis to be a universal symbol of spiritual knowledge.
Content:
Volume I:
- Deals with the occult sciences, magic, Kabbalah, theosophy, Hermetic philosophy, and Eastern religions.
- Explores the similarities between the esoteric teachings of different cultures.
Volume II:
- Delves into modern science, religion, science, philosophy, theology, and spirituality.
- Questions religious dogmas and proposes a more universal view of spirituality.
Influence:
Isis Unveiled has had a significant impact on the theosophical movement and has inspired many researchers and occultists.
Blavatsky founded the Theosophical Society in 1875, two years before the publication of the work. The society has continued to promote esoteric teachings and spiritual research.