The same Bob, tired of the bumper-to-bumper drive to the RCA display area, spent the ride imagining himself downtown where he had worked for thirteen years; he was the one man in the whole building fired before Christmas, and ended up working downtown two blocks from his old job.

Many years ago Neville's friend Bob, in a vision, asked Neville how long he had been there and whether he had learned anything; Neville told him he had been there two years and had learned how to move.

Neville's friend Bob telephoned him the night before: after a Pasadena concert Bob sat at home in Eagle Rock imagining a little more money coming in, and next morning his boss gave him twenty-five dollars a month more.

Neville says he has repeatedly told his audience from this platform the experiences of his friends Bob and Benny alongside his own, each of whom had the birth happen in a different manner.

Neville was with his friend at home the day Unico telephoned to call him in for an interview, after which he started the next month.

He recalls the story his friend Bob shared with him from the platform two weeks earlier — that Bob occupied the body of a friend in imagination and assumed for that friend what the friend could not assume for herself.

Two friends who live together in Eagle Rock and both worked at RCA were at Neville's home for dinner last Sunday night, and one of them, who had been unexpectedly fired from RCA and afterwards found a better job at Unico downtown, realised while asking Neville a question that he had caused it himself by daydreaming, as they commuted the Santa Ana Freeway, of turning off towards downtown L.A.

Neville reports his friend Bob's experience of the child coming popping out of his head and into his hand as he held it.

Neville recounts that his friend Bob's experiences came in the same chronological order as his own, though Bob did not date his letter, and says he is now waiting for Benny's next experience about the 6th of March of next year.

Neville says he keeps a chronological record of others' mystical experiences, and names Christine, Bob and Benny as having had the birth in the same order he teaches, with Benny anxiously awaiting one more in July.

Neville reports that his friend Bennie, lying cataleptic, heard the cry of a child, felt a wind in his skull, saw a star explode from it and a child in swaddling clothes fall into his arms, and was left with a photograph of the child; Neville judges this to be the birth from above and predicts David will come to him five months later.

Neville says the same chronological order of mystical events happened to him and to his friend Bob, and so predicts the birth of David five months after Benny's experience. Neville marks Benny's vision as having happened on 20 October 1967 and predicts its fulfillment (David's coming) five months later, circa 20 March 1968 -- a forecast, not yet an established happening.

Neville names friends — Bob, Christine and Benny — in whom the same drama has unfolded, and says he would compile their accounts with his own the way Luke compiled his narrative.

Neville relates what his friend Bob told him: Bob found himself in another world where at lunch hour people took a small card from their pocket, wrote on it what they wanted to eat, replaced it, and then showed heavenly expressions as they enjoyed invisible food.

Neville says he and Bob worked out the chronological order of the mystical experiences, and on that order a man in the audience, Benny, who has already found the child, must bring forth David on or about the 6th of March; others have written him letters forecasting the same.