The Initiate: Some Impressions of a Great Soul

xv, 380 pp. The story, if so it can be called, of Justin Moreward Haig is a true one, in so far that such a person does exist, although, as explained later, I have been compelled for many reasons to conceal his identity. And I emphasize the fact of his existence because there are a number of people who may doubt the possibility of attaining to that degree of perfection which he indubitably manifested, thus crediting me with producing romance instead of fact. And yet, he does not, by any means, stand alone at his stage of spiritual evolution, for not only are there many more like him living among us at the present time, but if world history is to be accredited with truth, there have been hundreds as great as, and greater, than he in the past. The Initiate presents the unfolding story of the fascinating and mysterious personality known as Justin Moreward Haig. The story is of absorbing interest to students of the spiritual path because they learn that Mahatmas and Masters do not live in seclusion, nor are they necessarily wellknown teachers and authorities. The spiritual path can be found by people of diverse nationalities and races. Here we learn the veiled history of an Adept who lived and worked within his community, hiding his true identity for the convincing reason discussed in this book. Also included are excerpts from the discourse of the author’s Master, in which some of the most profound truths are stated in an original and compelling manner.