Date (happened)
1946
passage 528571 (lecture nid 1041), 'I know in my own case, in 1946, traveling through the Caribbean on my way to Mobile, Alabama, on a freighter carrying this red dust for Alcoa...'
Told / reported
between 1958 and 1972 (possible)
nid 1041's only delivery claim is catalog #79 (1958-01-27, certain, preferred); the lecture's own processing notes flag it as internally contradicted (a Vietnam-War-era remark, and 'twelve years ago' since his awakening -- generally dated 1959 -- implying delivery circa 1971)
While sailing in 1946 through the Caribbean toward Mobile, Alabama aboard a small freighter hauling bauxite ore for Alcoa, Neville retired early one night and, in the small hours of the morning, experienced a vision of his own resurrection: a heavenly chorus sang 'Neville is risen' as he felt himself wrenched from his skull and clothed in a body of living light. He then glided, without walking, above a vast crowd of the maimed and disfigured -- the blind, the limbless, the crippled -- perfecting each one simply by passing them, until the chorus proclaimed 'It is finished' and he found himself back in his body in the freighter's stateroom.