between 1940 and 1950
(probable)
Neville recounts the first time he arrested the action: in spirit, with his body on the bed, he came upon a New England restaurant scene of about a hundred and fifty years earlier, stilled an activity
Woman dreams of two men she believed dead
Description
Neville reads from a letter a woman friend wrote him about two dreams: in one she met a friend named Jack and told him she thought he had died, and he answered that it was his wife who died; in another she met an old high-school flame and reminisced with him so naturally, though she had not seen him since 1940 and her mother had written her years ago that he had died.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
1960
(refuted)
1960
(refuted)
16 May 1969
(probable)
Sources
- Source: The Lord's Anointed ¶37 (She said in her letter to me, “I found myself in a dream talking to a friend that I knew well. His name is Jack. I said to Jack, ‘Well, Jack, I thought you died.’ He said, ‘No, it was my wife who died.’”)
Neville's mother, who bore twelve children and died of cancer at 61 in Barbados looking 90, appeared to him in New York City on the day of her death as a blonde girl of 20 brushing her hair under an a
In 1941, on a freighter crossing the Caribbean from Port-of-Spain, Trinidad to Mobile, Alabama, Neville retired early and was lifted up out of the earth, heard a heavenly chorus sing "Neville is risen
Explaining why Catholics defend the Pope, he speaks of his own earthly parents: he would justify any mistake of his father and would not stand for anyone criticising his mother, who died in 1941.
Neville says his father died in 1959 and his mother in 1941, and that he can still hear their voices as distinctly as if they were present in the flesh.
When his first book came out in 1941, Harper Brothers sent the then-unknown Neville to the veteran lecture agent Mr.
In February 1941 his first book Your Faith is Your Fortune came out during a twelve-inch New York snowstorm that cut his usual audience to about 150; that night he slept in the assumption that he was
Neville issued the 171-page Your Faith Is Your Fortune under his own imprint at the Hotel Hargrave, widely regarded as the start of his publishing career.
Neville recounts that his mother died in 1941, after which his father never remarried.
Place: Barbados
Person: Neville Goddard
In February 1941, when a snowstorm cut his usual New York audience of a thousand down to a hundred on the night his book Your Faith Is Your Fortune came out, he went to sleep assuming he was in his mo
c. February 1941
(probable)
On a snowy winter night in New York, lecturing in a church off Times Square to a reduced crowd just after his first book was released, he spoke of the warmth of Barbados and that night fell asleep fee
Neville recounts his mother's death in 1941, about a month before Pearl Harbor: he had just returned to New York from three weeks with her in Barbados, where she was a terminal cancer case, and sittin
Neville's son volunteers and lands at Guadalcanal
Description
Neville tells how his son, having read a little book about Guadalcanal and fallen in love with the natives' sun-bleached headdresses, volunteered at seventeen right after Pearl Harbor and was among the first ashore at Guadalcanal — and did not enjoy it, but had asked for it.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
11 March 1968
27 September 1968
Sources
- Source: Conception ¶29 (Well, at the age of seventeen he volunteered, right after Pearl Harbor, and he was one of the first ashore in Guadalcanal.)
- Source: Brazen Impudence ¶50 (I know my son told me…I said, what on earth possessed you to volunteer for the Marines in the 2nd World War? This is after five years in the Marines.)
Neville describes his morning routine: rising between five and five-fifteen, switching the Today show on at seven to set his watch against it, because his old living-room clock was his mother-in-law's
Locked out by New York State law from divorcing his first wife and marrying the girl he wanted, Neville slept in the assumption that she slept beside him; within a week his first wife committed an act
Lying on his bed in Beverly Hills some fourteen or fifteen years earlier he saw the interior of a plush hotel, entered and returned to his bed a dozen or twenty times, then explored - opening a door w
A 1942 statement attributed to Neville is quoted (via O'Meara) declaring that public opinion demands proof that a theory works in practice.
Person: Neville Goddard
He was drafted in November 1942 without volunteering, while his son had volunteered for the Marine Corps at seventeen right after Pearl Harbor and served at Guadalcanal, and his baby daughter, born th
Neville married Catherine in 1942; later that year she gave birth to their daughter Victoria ('Vicky').
Person: Neville Goddard
Neville published Freedom for All: A Practical Application of the Bible.
Person: Neville Goddard
Victoria Goddard, daughter of Neville Goddard, was born in 1942.
Person: Victoria Goddard
The source identifies Victoria as the daughter of Neville and Catherine.