Neville recounts how his mother used to 'let' his father do things for her, and how his wife does the same — saying 'I'm going to let you wash the dishes tonight', which he cannot refuse; today doing
He tells of plunging headlong into the sacred flame, recognising it as himself, and going up in serpentine form into Zion, his own skull, and returning to tell it.
Neville says he personally felt and observed the tearing of the body — the scaffolding — beginning with an enormous blow in the head, though he bears no scars from it.
Woman's vision of thanking every being after the final act
Description
A woman told Neville of a vision she had, at the end of which she realized that when the curtain comes down on the final act you will thank every being in the world for the part they played toward you — even those who murdered, imprisoned, hurt, wrongly accused or spat upon you — because without those parts you could not have been awakened.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1963
(possible)
before 15 March 1963
Sources
- Source: Christ Unveiled ¶76 (then she told me that she had a vision, and at the end of the vision, she realized this play, and realized that when the curtain really comes down on the final act, you will thank every being in the world for playing the part they played relative to you,…)
Answering a question about a prolific writer (called Mr. Burns in the transcript, Mr.
Neville states that he fathered his two children in this world, but that natural fatherhood is not what God's promise means.
Answering a question about the first coming, he says he has stood in the presence of the Lord and knew that he incorporates his body and makes all equal, one by one.
While contemplating Buddha — having been reading The Life of Buddha the night the earlier experience first came — he saw a huge flint break into fragments which invisible hands moulded into a beautifu
He states he was born and raised British, under the Union Jack, of Scotch, English and Irish stock, with forefathers from Cornwall, and that his whole family still lives under the British flag.
Neville recounts the second tear: an explosion, after which the Son appears and calls him Father, and he knows who he is.
He restates, in the second person, his own experience of coming home without the quarter because he would not steal it, when others who loved him depended on him and the rent was unpaid.
Neville uses his own finances as the example: he knows his bank balance and must pay the tax he owes on the fifteenth of next month, and instead imagines it is May 1 with everything paid in full.
He says he knows his Bible and read the verse about Moses lifting the serpent time and again without ever relating it to a mystical experience in himself.
Neville describes being brought into the presence of God, asked what the greatest thing in the world is, answering 'love' in the words of Paul, and being embraced and incorporated into the body of God
Neville says he encounters so-called holy men wherever he goes and, having been through the furnaces of affliction himself, always turns away from them because he has already found him.
Bill undergoes spiritual surgery and receives the implanted word
Description
His friend Bill, sitting at the back of the hall that night, was prepared and engrafted some two or three years earlier.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between 1963 and 1966
(probable)
Sources
- Source: Imparting and Implanting the Word ¶7 (Now here, I have a friend of mine, he sits in the back tonight, his name is Bill. A few years ago, he was prepared for “surgery” and it was engrafted in him.)
Neville recounts visionary memories of former lives of fabulous wealth, entering the houses with their full complement of servants, and of once voluntarily giving that wealth up because it seemed deca
He was raised in the Christian faith and heard the promise as his mother and father heard it, without understanding it, and no priest, rabbi or minister ever explained it.
He says he is an American by adoption but cannot erase his love of England; his blood is Scottish, English and Irish, with some Holland Dutch coming in from his mother's side.
Neville describes the third tear: an earthquake in which every segment of his spinal column was split in two and seen separated by inches.
Neville says his own religion was inherited: his mother told him about God and took him to church, and he heard it from ministers and rabbis, so he expected a just, man-made God rather than a God of g
He says he sees his dead father and mother, and has talked to his dead secretary Jack, who is as solidly real as he was here.
Neville says he loves engraving but cannot engrave, paint, draw or write plays, so verbal description is the only means he has of sharing his discovery.
He claims from his own experience that David came out of him, stood before him and called him Father.
Neville's playwright friend refuses assumption and later dies
Description
Neville tells of a friend, a very successful Broadway playwright ten years his senior, who always refused to try the assumption, saying he was afraid of it, and who died about two years ago when he got up from watching TV to go to the bathroom and fell.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: Greatest of All Blessings ¶42 (I had a friend of mine, a very successful playwright—he had, I think, three very successful Broadway plays; I know one ran over a year—and he and I would always discuss this. He said, “No, I have no time for that. I’m afraid of it.”)