Date (happened)
  • 1959
    neville-goddard-wikipedia.txt — "began to experience it and have it unfold within me beginning that summer"
  • 1959 (possible)
    neville-goddard-wikipedia.txt — "Neville undergoes the mystical experience of being reborn from his own skull"
  • 1959 (possible)
    neville-goddard-in-prologue-to-william-walker-atkinsons-the-arcane-teaching.txt — "have it unfold within me beginning that summer and continuing during the next three-and-one-half years"
  • 1961 (possible)
    neville-goddard-wikipedia.txt — "Neville publishes The Law and Promise; the final chapter... details the mystical experience"
  • 1961 (possible)
    neville-goddard-research-what-is-the-divine-society.txt — "From The Law and the Promise (1961)"
  • c. 1966 (probable)
    "night after night", told in What Must We Do (nid 1235)
Told / reported
  • 19 January 1967 (refuted)
    What Must We Do (nid 1235), telling 1235-8, told 1967-01-19
  • 14 October 1966
    L1.6 adjudicated anchoring lecture delivery.
Persons
Neville Goddard

In summer 1959, Neville began experiencing what he called 'The Promise,' a mystical unfolding that he said continued over roughly three and a half years.

Adjudication: Rows 0-2 consistently corroborate that Neville's 'Promise' mystical experience began in summer 1959 (Wikipedia and his own prologue quote), a well-supported certain date. Rows 3-4 describe the 1961 publication of The Law and the Promise, the later book documenting that experience -- a distinct, sequential event rather than a competing date for the same occurrence.
Person: Neville Goddard
Ruling: accepted (all claims kept), Rudi 2026-07-23