The Buddhism of H. P. Blavatsky examines the interpretation and presentation of Buddhist ideas in the writings of Helena Petrovna (H. P.) Blavatsky, the co-founder of the Theosophical Society. The book explores how Blavatsky engaged with Buddhist philosophy alongside Theosophical thought, discussing concepts such as karma, rebirth, compassion, wisdom, and spiritual evolution. It also considers the historical relationship between Theosophy and Buddhism, highlighting areas of influence, interpretation, and scholarly debate. Suitable for readers interested in comparative religion, the history of ideas, and esoteric traditions, the work offers insight into the intersection of Buddhist teachings and nineteenth-century spiritual movements.