Isis very much unveiled, being the story of the great Mahatma hoax

"Isis very much unveiled, being the story of the great Mahatma hoax" by Fydell Edmund Garrett, carefully examines the Theosophical Society and whether it is built on lies or truth. The author raises questions about the group's mystic beliefs, especially related to "Mahatmas," who are thought to be spiritual guides, the story suggest these masters are fraudulent. The book looks closely at people such as Madame Blavatsky and Annie Besant, and investigates the truth behind what they taught and why people believed them. The book starts by explaining how the author wants to reveal the possible lies behind the Theosophical Society and the idea of Mahatmas. Garret talks about the rise of the Society, particularly with Besant, and how it depends on supposed messages from these wise Eastern figures to seem valid. He recalls earlier investigations into how Blavatsky may have used magic tricks, instead of supernatural events, creating a setup for a bigger argument against the Theosophical movement's use of mystery and the trust of its members. Garrett seeks to reveal what he believes is the real manipulative plan behind the Theosophical Society and caution the public against following it.