Collected Writings of Michael Juste

Here is a personal "chronicle of a student who sought and became the pupil of one deeply learned in the knowledge of the Divine Sciences." Juste's mental travels take him though the barren domains of unsatisfying philosophies and the dismal haunts of early-twentieth-century Bohemia to the balmy lands of spiritual Truth. An occult autobiography utterly uncommon in its perspective and personality, The White Brother recounts Juste's trials, travails, and eventual triumphs; and scattered throughout are rare pearls of true wisdom given him by his own Teacher. Originally published in 1927, this scarce volume is now again made available to all seekers after Truth. The Collected Writings of Michael Juste includes the definitive editions of all the author's published works, now printed for the first time in two uniform volumes.

This is an unusual and fascinating compendium of verse, prose, and drama; the writings in this collection are mystical, insightful, and (at times) downright fantastical. Included are Juste's three books of poetry, an original play, and many other interesting works that, until now, have been largely unavailable, scattered as they are throughout long-forgotten journals from the early- to mid-twentieth century. The Collected Writings of Michael Juste includes the definitive editions of all the author's published works, now printed for the first time in two uniform volumes.