Date (happened)
- 1925 (probable)ancient-tantra-sir-john-woodroffe-the-translator-abdullah-the-synthesizer-neville-goddard-the-applier.txt — ""Details the Scotsman's son Matthew rejecting mysticism in 1925 and dying young in India""
- c. 1925stated by Neville: 1925 (3 statements, told 1963)
Told / reported
- 6 December 1966 (probable)ancient-tantra-sir-john-woodroffe-the-translator-abdullah-the-synthesizer-neville-goddard-the-applier.txt
- 2 April 1963delivery date of lecture 'Believe Him In' (nid 1093): catalog #142 agrees with the chrome header '4/2/63'
- 6 December 1966delivery date of lecture 'Word 2' (nid 1759): chrome dateline '12/6/66', corroborated by the Barbados-independence internal reference
In the 1966 lecture "The Word," Neville recalled that the Scotsman's son Matthew rejected mysticism in 1925 and later died young in India.
Place: London
Person: Matthew (the Scotsman's son)
He recounted the same 1925 London exchange, naming his friend as Matthew Bentley -- the son of a retired mining engineer -- in the earlier 1963 lecture "Believe Him In."