Date (happened)
  • c. April 1959 (probable)
    passage 529004 (lecture nid 1055): 'in the last month he sent me books by men that I knew before they died...'
  • c. May 1971 (probable)
    nid 1055 delivery claim d1 = 1971-06-18 exact/probable (chrome dateline '6/18/1971'); d0 = 1959-05-10 exact/doubtful (catalog #100, preferred=1).
Told / reported
  • 10 May 1959 (refuted)
    lecture nid 1055 'Who Paul Really Is' carries a single uncontested certain delivery claim, 1959-05-10 (catalog #100).
  • 18 June 1971 (probable)
    nid 1055 'Who Paul Really Is' delivery claim d1 = 1971-06-18 exact/probable; d0 = 1959-05-10 exact/doubtful, preferred=1. The node carries no `certain` delivery claim of any date.
A friend Neville believed truly understood his teaching drifted, as people do after time away, back toward old ideas; in the month before this lecture he sent Neville books written by men Neville had personally known in life as dishonest stock salesmen, 'selling stocks that did not exist.' Neville phoned the friend, returned the books unread, and told him bluntly he would not trust a word the authors wrote, using the episode to illustrate how easily even attentive listeners forget the message once they are away for a while.