Neville says he, too, had to forget everything to become man, and that he kept his promise to come and awaken the sleeper in the world of men.
He describes the ascent into Zion: the body split from top to bottom, a golden liquid pulsing light at the base of the spine, fusion with it, and one spiral fiery assault upward with the skull reverbe
He states he has been married twice, that his first wife bore him a son and his second wife a daughter, and that he has no doubt they are his own children — yet the certainty when David stands before
Neville tells his audience that the Goddard family business has just celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, having started on borrowed money and grown while remaining privately held by the nine brothers
Neville says he was born with the sense of humour that made him amused rather than offended by the man playing Christ.
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.”)
He states that the whole teaching was revealed to him in the depths of his own being, that he is not speculating, and that he wants no church or organization.
Neville saw, while lying on his bed, a vision of an unoccupied hotel suite, entered it in consciousness so that it took on cubic reality, explored a dressing room and corridor, told two frightened lad
After asking in meditation for a revelation to share with his audience, he dreamed a drama of intrigue and betrayal in which men he sheltered in his home were part of a government plot to intimidate h
Neville recounts his own resurrection experience, in which the heavenly chorus sang the fall into division and the resurrection into unity, and sang out 'It is finished' as he walked by and everyone w
He notes he has only met the child Maylo twice and that she does not know his face.
Neville says he constantly meets those who have died and finds them unchanged, with the same loves and hates.
He insists he is not set apart - he has had and still has all the weaknesses of the flesh, and yet the one spoken of in Scripture unfolded within him.
He speaks of his earthly mother and earthly father, saying his earthly mother is his father and his earthly father is his brother, refusing any sense of transcending his brothers.
Neville introduced Joseph Burleigh to the woman who became his wife at one of Neville's own meetings; Burleigh died about a year before this lecture leaving her millions, and Neville's barber once cha
He recalls looking at a man (apparently a titled or degreed sceptic who gave his name and his string of degrees and taught in spite of not believing) and enjoying a measure of freedom as he watched hi
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.
He describes meeting people who have died and do not know it, and arguing with one of them about having died.
He says he could take a business concept and bring it to the point of seeming real, but has no desire whatever to go into business.
About six months before the hotel-corridor experience, a friend showed Neville a hanging object in his home and pointed out the nearly invisible thread suspending it from the ceiling.
A woman withstands a night test by a being wearing Neville's face
Description
A woman friend of his was recently tested in the night by a being wearing Neville's own face and voice, who mocked her belief and told her there is no God; she held the faith, answering from her own Deep, and thought she was going insane.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. 1971
(possible)
before 15 May 1971
Sources
- Source: Self Self Risen ¶42 (So, when she was confronted with a man wearing my face and not a thing could actually persuade her at the moment it was not Neville standing before her, it was her own Deep speaking, challenging himself: Do you really believe it?)
He says he can, standing where he is, bring to mind his friends and loved ones scattered in Barbados, London, Australia, Chicago and Cincinnati and see them all together.
Neville describes his own weekly work of digging around and feeding the tree - his audience - so it will bear.