Neville came to tonight's lecture in a friend's car and expects to be driven home, and uses the journey to illustrate that he does not really move.
He came to tonight's lecture in his friends' car and expects to go home the same way, though the voice tells him he does not move.
Two mornings before the lecture Neville had an experience of finding himself Spirit on the surface of his being, looking at a whole dead world he could not move unless he came down into it, and coming
Neville describes reading a letter he received from someone in the audience, loving all the personal experiences in it but being annoyed by a Paul Brunton quote at its opening.
Neville heard David Ben Gurion, then eighty, on "Meet the Press" the other day, and remarks that although he can quote the Bible from cover to cover he has no concept of who Abraham, Isaac, Moses or J
On the day of the lecture Neville read a Buckley statement datelined Leningrad, describing a friend of Buckley's walking past Lenin's mummified body with his hand in his pocket and a guard ordering hi
between 1 June 1970 and 15 June 1970
Neville says he chose to make this a practical night because over the last two weeks he had many calls, including from New York, from people asking what they are going to do about the recession.
Neville says he feels he has finished the work his Father gave him to do, and that if he slept tonight and did not wake here he knows he would awake in the Body of the Lord Jesus Christ.
A woman sees Neville as radiant Love behind a finance-house desk
Description
A friend told Neville a dream in which she went to a finance house for a loan and found Neville behind the desk as radiant Love, able to grant any request, with a woman in despair entering the same little door.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between 8 June 1970 and 12 June 1970
(probable)
Sources
- Source: His To Give Yours To Receive ¶2 (Let me share with you now one that was shared with me this week. “In my dream I was on my way to a finance house for a loan. I went straight through the door into the office of the one who owned the company; and to my astonishment, here it was you!)
Neville recounts his own experience of the crucifixion as sheer ecstasy rather than pain, felt as vortices on six points of his body, remembered one night when he led a crowd towards the Holy City.
A woman dreams of an auditorium and deadly white doves
Description
A lady wrote Neville during the past week describing two dreams two days apart: one of a huge auditorium in which she knew what everyone must experience and that she had already experienced it, and one of a vast crowd and thousands of white doves that she knew would kill them all, and that she had already been killed and would be killed no more.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
15 June 1970
15 June 1970
A woman sees Neville wait by a fishermen's boat until dawn
Description
A woman present at the lecture, with her husband, told Neville she had seen him in vision on a beach in the ancient world, dressed in a long white robe, stepping into a boat with fishermen; exhausted, she could not reach him, but he said 'I will wait until dawn; there are others to come.'
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: His To Give Yours To Receive ¶18 (There is a lady here tonight, . . I see her here with her husband, . . saw me stepping into the boat on the beach when she was exhausted and could not reach me; and then having entered the boat with these fishermen in this ancient world . . and here, I g…)
Neville's wife sees Turner's skull painting at the closing exhibition
Description
Neville's wife went to the Turner Exhibition in New York City on its closing day and saw a Turner painting of a human skull with a being rising in the light within it; Neville missed it there and again when it came to his own city.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: His To Give Yours To Receive ¶39 (There is one picture of Turner. It was shown in New York City. Unfortunately I didn’t see it. My wife was it. It was the day of the closing of the exhibition; so I didn’t get over to see it. And she came back and said, “Oh, you just missed the treasure o…)
between 7 July 1970 and 13 July 1970
He mentions reading in the paper during the past week that some eighteen hundred thunderstorms are in progress on the earth at every moment.
In late September he had a vision of a beautiful boy of about five who called him father and said he would be born on the 10th of November; he told his wife, then told the pregnant Louise, who insiste
Late-night caller demands Neville lecture by telephone
Description
At 11:00 on Saturday night a woman telephoned him in bed, confused him with another lecturer named Norvell, and demanded he give her his Monday lecture over the phone; she announced she was a very highly educated person, could not grasp his simple question about the cause of the phenomena of life, and hung up.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: God Action ¶19 (Now, Saturday night, I was in bed. At 11:00, the phone rang and I got up, answered the phone, and it was a lady and she said, “Are you Nor?” I said, “No, I am Neville.”)
After going back to bed that same Saturday night he had a visionary experience in which he stood in the presence of Stalin, with Khrushchev beside him terrified; Stalin pronounced his intentions again
An eight-year-old dreams Neville flies her to a king in France
Description
An eight-year-old girl, whose mother gave Neville the letter at the Monday lecture, wrote to describe a dream in which Neville flew her to France, where crowds cried that Neville had come to see the king again; he led her by the hand into a great hall to a king on a throne who turned out to be Neville himself, and both Neville and the king faded away before she found herself safely at home.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: Hope Deferred ¶9 (Let me share with you a letter of a little girl. She’s only eight. Her mother isn’t here tonight. She gave me the letter last Monday night, which I read when I went home.)
Neville tells the audience that he is wearing the garment of flesh for the last time, that when they hear he did not wake one morning and the body was cremated they should rejoice, and that he will be
between 11 December 1970 and 14 December 1970
(possible)
Neville tells the audience that he is wearing the body for the last time, and that when they hear Neville is dead and the body cremated they should rejoice, because he will be awake within each of the
Neville insists that he speaks from personal experience of everything he has described, not from speculation or theory.
Neville says he had never known until now that bleeding of the gums can be a vicarious replacement for menstruation, and tells the audience to look the definition up in Webster's Third International.
Neville says he owns many Bibles at home and has not found one that comes near the actual experience, because their writers are only theorizing.
Grace Roosevelt imagines her bearded son clean-shaven
Description
Grace Roosevelt was embarrassed by her son's huge beard after his return from Egypt; Neville told her to feel his smooth cheek and kiss it, and he later saw a newspaper photograph of the son beardless at a fashionable wedding - though she credited the bride's demand rather than her imaginal act.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1971
(possible)
before 21 June 1971
Sources
- Source: Secret Imagination ¶34 (“Well then, put your hand on his face and he doesn’t have any beard, and then kiss him and feel that smooth skin that is your son’s face when he has no beard.”)