Before closing a lecture series in Los Angeles, Neville retired one evening asking his own depths for a simpler way to state the Law he had been teaching. In the early hours he experienced a vision of riding a spacecraft to the moon with several companions, entering the dead lunar body through a vast tunnel, and stepping out onto its surface -- learning that even so grand an ambition as reaching the moon is 'as nothing' beside finding the Father within. He retold this vision in two separate lectures, 'We Find the Father in Us' and 'Imagination', each time as his answer to his own request for a simpler statement of the Law.