between 1946 and 1947
(probable)
Six or seven months after Jack died, Neville was consciously out of the body when his sister-in-law Al and the dead Jack both came into the room; he put his hand on Jack's solid thigh to prove his rea
Returning by sea from five months in Barbados in 1946 with a thick manuscript, he had a vision of a sea of humanity transformed as he passed, threw the manuscript overboard without saving a page, and
In 1946 he was lifted up while unnumbered people sat before him; as he walked by, every one was made perfect, and a heavenly chorus sang his ascension crying "Neville is risen!"
A 1946 flyer advertises the eighth printing and states that thousands of copies had been sold.
Twelve years earlier in that same city Neville awoke from the dream of life, found himself buried in his own skull, and came out of that sepulcher.
Neville recounts hearing the heavenly chorus calling his name and singing of his redemption in 1946, a beauty that has stayed with him ever since.
In a vision he was lifted up on high while a heavenly chorus sang "Neville is risen!"; standing above the earth in a body of fire and air, self-luminous, he glided past a sea of blind, lame and wither
Neville says he printed an account of one of his own mystical experiences two years earlier under the title THE SEARCH, and announces he will retell it.
The night his awakening began, Neville dreamed of a glorious city of low buildings and wide sidewalks filled with playing boys and girls and grand pianos; he rose from a piano bench for an artist whos
In 1946 Neville was lifted up and, as a heavenly chorus sang "Neville is risen", everyone before him was made perfect in harmony with the perfection springing from within him.
In a vision at sea he rose from within, clothed in a luminous perfect body, and as he glided past thousands of maimed and blind people they were all made perfect without his lifting a finger.
In 1946 Neville was lifted up above an infinite sea of human imperfection, and as he was raised and walked by, all were made perfect in harmony with the state to which he was lifted.
between 19 July 1946 and 19 July 1953
Neville recounts his own practice of counselling people who came to him: he asked what they wanted, then had them describe the world as it would be seen from the fulfilled desire, and he says the theo
Neville delivered a lecture titled Displaced in Time in 1947.
Person: Neville Goddard
Neville is recorded lecturing at the Church of Religious Science in 1947.
Person: Neville Goddard
between 1947 and 1948
(possible)
Neville says he was not educated and had not heard of Blake when he wrote the opening of his first book, 'Your Faith is Your Fortune' — 'In the beginning was unconditioned awareness of being ...' — an
Neville recounts that twenty years ago the memory of his own crucifixion suddenly returned, and that far from being painful it was an ecstatic vision in which the nails were vortices in his head, hand
A San Francisco notice announces 'one of the most extensive Truth Church meetings ever held here', organised by Rev.
between December 1947 and February 1948
In Barbados the previous winter a fisherman with a tiny vocabulary explained to Neville, better than Shakespeare could have, how the dolphin loves to play on a piece of drift-wood and how you bait it
Neville states that his own mystical experiences have convinced him that perfection comes only by the transformation of oneself, and that his meditations invariably bring union with the state contempl
Neville says the formula he teaches came out of years of his own searching and experimenting, that experience taught him to condense the imaginary action into a single repeated act, and that his own m
Neville describes his own personal practice of prayer: defining the objective and assuming he is elsewhere; putting himself into the drowsy state every day at a set hour; sitting in a comfortable chai
Neville delivered his classic Five Lessons lectures in Los Angeles in 1948, later published posthumously as a book.
Place: Los Angeles
Person: Neville Goddard
Having each broken from Ernest Holmes's Institute, Neville and Frederick Bailes shared the main stage at the 1948 International New Thought Alliance congress before 500 delegates.