Woman hears voices define a prophet and an apostle
Description
He reads a second letter, received the same day, from a woman who woke to a clear dictating voice saying a prophet sees and an apostle is sent and experiences, got up as though shaken awake, wrote it all down, and closed her letter with 'Hallelujah'.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: The Eternal Body ¶26 (Now here was another one that came this week. Both came yesterday. He said, I woke and the words were so clear.)
Neville describes his own birth from above: the child was placed in his hands, it smiled at him, and he heard an unearthly wind coming from within and seemingly from without.
Sitting one day in the silence a rock of quartz appeared before him, fragmented into numberless pieces, drew itself together into a man seated in the lotus posture whom he recognised as himself, then
He told a strictly fundamentalist aunt that Jesus had brothers; she denied it, read the names herself out of her own Bible in Mark's 6th chapter, then shut the book, ran into her room, slammed the doo
The betrayal by a kiss happened to him: he was kissed on the right side of the neck and kissed the other on the right side of his neck, and the other stretched his arms out like a cross.
Neville was sent into the presence of the Risen Christ to answer a question put to him and then be incorporated into his body; he did not turn around, and says that had he turned he would not still be
Neville says he memorized the child's letter word for word and adds that he had earlier led the child's own mother up to the reclining king, where his face became translucent and the mother then saw h
Neville says he was resurrected from the cross of the physical body and will go on telling the story, believed by some and disbelieved by others, until it is taken off for the last time.
Neville reports that God's plan unfolded within him, that he ascended in the fiery-serpent manner without losing the identity of Neville, and so knows himself to be the one who came down and redeemed
He states plainly that he has a son, a daughter and a wife, and that in Eternity they are all his brothers.
Neville says that although the experience has happened to him he is still an ordinary man heir to all human weakness, and that what happened within him goes out night after night on work to be done an
He names his own parents, Joseph and Wilhelmina Goddard, and his many brothers and one sister, as what people who know him would cite against his claim.
He says he cannot keep a secret and could never have been chosen and sent to tell the story if he had been required to keep it — he cannot wait to take the platform after a vision.
between 11 December 1970 and 14 December 1970
(possible)
Neville announces this is the last night of the series; the lectures close for a month and reopen on 11 January, with notice by mailing list and a small newspaper ad the Sunday before.
Describing his own practice, Neville says he imagines telling his wife, his daughter and a few friends of good fortune that has befallen him, and hears their voices responding.
Neville recounts rising from the skull and coming out of the linen clothes, when the three brothers appeared along with the angels.
Friend has a vision of Neville dead
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Neville recounts meeting and conversing with people who have died, telling them the cemetery where they are buried and arguing them out of the belief that they are dead.
In the middle of that same lost-suitcase night he got up, sat in the quiet of their apartment and read his Bible before dawn.
He says he knows the law of assumption works both from his own experience and from hundreds of people who have written to him reporting that it worked for them.
Neville says his mystical experiences did not exempt him from suffering: he has had physical pain and emotional suffering, including the loss of a friend and the loss of a state in the world.
Neville says he was sent to do what he is doing, and that a voice rang out to him, "Done with the blue blood," which he took as a command to rub out all external ceremony and the historicity of script
Neville says his mother would never have asked anything of the son she loved that fell outside the Golden Rule or brought shame on the name.
At a lecture some years earlier, Neville discussed an audience member's dream of his death as Judas and explained that Judah is the great revealer because Judah comes from Yod, the Hebrew word for hand.
Description
At a lecture some years earlier, Neville discussed an audience member's dream of his death as Judas and explained that Judah is the great revealer because Judah comes from Yod, the Hebrew word for hand. [Date evidence: 'some years ago' relative to the death — vague; possibly Carter's own dream retold from the platform] [Place: a lecture]
Verbatim (witness's words)
I think some of you may remember the lecture some years ago when he talked about the dream, which one of the members of the audience had had, about his death as Judas, and at that time he explained that Judah is the great revealer because the word Judah comes from Yod, which in Hebrew is the word for hand.
Told
6 June 1976
12 April 1971
Sources
- Source: Neville Goddard The Frank Carter Lectures (ngr27__carter — Frank Carter, first-hand)
- Source: The True Exodus ¶9 (“A year ago I had a vision, and in my vision I saw you dead. You were dead. You were dressed in white—radiant white, and your bowels were completely out. That was your death.”)
Before moving west he and his wife had lived almost fourteen years in a seven-room duplex apartment in New York City, and on leaving they gave a third of their furniture to Bill's two sisters and her