A woman friend of his circle returned only the day before from a trip East, where a year earlier she had left a small group of eleven; she revived three of them, and taught her daughter-in-law, facing a major operation, and her son-in-law, an army officer bound for the war in Asia, to put on the Lord Jesus Christ.

A woman who had begun hearing him the previous September wrote him a letter describing how, after two oculists diagnosed cataracts in both eyes, she imagined reading an eye chart perfectly and hearing a man say her eyes were fine, until a third doctor found no cataracts and no astigmatism; she also described a dream in which, as an invisible observer, she revised a freeway accident and it happened as revised.

A woman present in the audience gave Neville this past week the story of a mockingbird trapped in her garage that she and her husband chased for hours until it knocked itself out, was revived by her husband and flew away; her husband said he felt redeemed for a lovebird he had killed with a slingshot as a boy, and she read the whole episode as the Father calling.

Neville's dentist and close friend Jim, who attended last Friday's lecture for the first time this year, told him the next day that he had loved the story of the lady who revised her eye diagnosis but was completely lost when Neville turned to David; Neville goes to Jim's home in the Hollywood hills almost every weekend for the pool and tried there to explain the mystery to him.

Neville refers back to a story he told at the previous Friday's lecture about a lady who revised a doctor's decision about her eyes, carrying the revision into a dream, so that after two doctors said cataracts a third pronounced her eyes perfect.

Neville reads out a letter that reached him that day from a woman who had passed through several churches, was baptized a Catholic for the man she loved, and then in April 1963 dreamed she was shown the Holy of Holies and saw only a box of ashes, an apothecary's chalice and a dead bone; a Catholic friend told her it was the setting for a king's or cardinal's funeral, and when President Kennedy was assassinated that November she took the dream for prophecy.

A correspondent imagined an indebted office friend speaking from abundance; in May or June 1967 the friend inherited enough to buy a cabin cruiser and car, send his son to college, enlarge his home, and replace his wardrobe.

Neville says he keeps a chronological record of others' mystical experiences, and names Christine, Bob and Benny as having had the birth in the same order he teaches, with Benny anxiously awaiting one more in July.

A friend present in the audience wrote to Neville about the people he was healing, after having earlier lifted his barber from fourth man in the shop to owner and then to winner of an eleven-Western-States barbering contest and a seven-foot trophy.

A woman present at the lecture told him two visions: one of him on a raised circular platform instantly healing rows of deformed people while a marble Madonna came alive, and one a few weeks later of him as a doctor in a hospital where all were cured without drugs or surgery.

Neville shares a dream a woman had a few weeks earlier, in which he appeared as a doctor in a hospital with no surgery or drugs, where people were simply cured by coming to him. She told him she hoped such a hospital could exist here on earth, and he answers her in the lecture that it belongs to a level beyond this one, not to this world.

The same man told Neville he passed a prominent building, imagined a fantastic salary and his name on the office door there, and that same day an agency called about executive positions for that very company.