He reads a second letter, received the next day, describing a dream of a terrified black man being whipped by a Spanish-looking woman, with a voice saying 'That is how we move from darkness to light.'

A listener's letter, read aloud in the lecture 'Become Like a Child' (nid 1249, delivered 1967-03-27), recounts that in December her mother called from Kansas asking her to come home for the summer; despite a momentary worry over money, she assumed she was already in her mother's living room, both of them blissfully happy, and 'kept the sabbath' by not violating that assumption.

A woman in the audience, a friend of Neville's, wrote him a letter describing a strange experience: waking at three in the morning able to recall only the last of a three-part dream, in which she was preparing beautifully ripened fruit to eat. She tried and failed to write the earlier parts down before falling back asleep, waking startled to find it was seven o'clock with nothing on her pad; later that morning an unrelated phone conversation about the Book of Job unexpectedly triggered her memory of the dream's earlier parts.

A man who wanted to return to Denver slept in imagination in the Denver basement next to a deep freeze where he had once slept, and within twenty-four and forty-eight hours received two separate invitations to go to Denver; Neville had the case history from the man in writing.