In the biography of Helena Blavatsky, there is, perhaps, not a single ordinary fact; truly, everything was not like people’s. The special purpose of Helena Blavatsky was obvious to those around her from her very birth. A completely uncontrollable child, thirsting not for parental affection, but for freedom, first of all, the opportunity to act in his own way, to try everything on his own, without listening to any instructions or teachings. Elena's childhood was so full of misfortunes that could frighten even seasoned skeptics that her family seriously feared for her fate. Later, when at the age of fifteen she discovered the abilities of a medium and a healer, completely inexplicable and incredible things began to happen to her. Her marriage, which led everyone around, if not into horror, then into amazement, a categorical refusal to fulfill her marital duties, periodic attempts to escape from her ideal (by the way) husband, 10 years that she spent wandering around the world, searching for a super idea, etc. d.The author of the book, Anna Burdina, builds her fascinating narrative around the controversial and eventful life of Helena Blavatsky.