She said, “Ten days ago, I heard from my mother in Kansas”—this is another lady from Kansas; not the same one that I spoke of earlier—and she said, “My mother said an ulcer, or a seeming ulcer, is recurring from a similar thing I had two years ago.” I sat right down and I wrote with conviction that the God in me is speaking to the God in you and telling you that you do not have this at all, that you are perfect. And I wrote so convincingly that when she got it, she reacted to it, for she made the test and the test came out based upon exactly what I said in my letter to her. I spoke so forcibly in my letter and I meant every word of it, I knew she was going to call me up and confirm it, which she did. And she told me last night. She only wrote the letter a couple of days ago but last night she called, and she said everything I said in the letter, that now all the tests reveal exactly what I had said.” Now, she said, “I must tell you Neville, I have never been able to use the word Imagination in my family. It’s anathema. I can’t use it, so I use the word God to my mother. She could understand that…that the God in me speaks to the God in you. So I have learned from experience I can’t use the word Imagination.”351 ¶14