The topic tackled by this book may seem intimidating at a first glance, since "theosophy" sounds both mysterious and pretentious for the larger body of readers. Nevertheless, this is an illusion; nothing is what it seems to be, since Mr. Eugene's Matzota's personal approach is both elegant, though pedantic, and entirely approachable. Theosophy creates a bridge between the eastern and western esotericism, using occult and mystical philosophies who claim that ancient teachings could provide a path to salvation and enlightenment. Barely known in most parts of the world, it has become popular due...