From the extraordinary mind of Madame Helena Blavatsky, the enigmatic traveler, mystic, and co-founder of the Theosophical Society, comes this essential collection of short fiction that look into the profound, secret forces governing existence.

This collection of two short stories offers a rare glimpse into one of history's most important figures in occult thought, exploring themes of spiritual power, reincarnation, and the hidden life of objects.

Containing the tales:

The Ensouled Violin: A classic piece of occult fiction centered on an antique musical instrument imbued with a living, and potentially malevolent, psychic essence. The story explores the perilous connection between artistry, spiritual energy, and the possibility of a soul transferring into an inanimate object.

A Story of the Mystical: This tale delves deeper into the supernatural or psychic phenomena that Blavatsky spent her life investigating, often featuring a mysterious power or an encounter that defies conventional science, showcasing her firm belief in the existence of profound, hidden truths.

This volume also includes a Biography of Helena Blavatsky, providing crucial context on the fascinating life and esoteric philosophy of the woman who profoundly shaped modern New Age and occult thought. It is essential reading for fans of classic mystical literature, supernatural fiction, and the influential writers of the esoteric movement.