before 1969
(possible)
Neville states that he has himself experienced, many times over, wearing a body of light, wisdom, power and love, while still tied to a weak mortal body.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville recalls going with his wife to the uncut, five-hour version of Hamlet on 44th Street off Broadway, breaking after two and a half hours for dinner at Sardi's and returning for the rest.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville mentions that he takes the New York Times every week and that it arrives on Wednesday.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville states that everything he teaches rests on his own experience, that he has awakened from the dream of life and has experienced all the things said of the Lord Jesus Christ in scripture.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville declares that what he brings he never read in a book nor heard from anyone, but experienced - specifically the experience of being the Father of David.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville visited the mental institution in Barbados where his brother Lawrence was the doctor and saw patients tearing up Bibles and eating the pages.
Neville's first wife and son nearly drown during an immersion
Description
Neville's first wife got religion late, joined a church, and took herself and their small son into the indoor pool at the St. George Hotel in Brooklyn to be totally immersed; neither could swim and they nearly drowned.
Location
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1969 (possible)
- before 17 November 1969
Told
17 November 1969
Sources
- Source: Thy Words Were Found ¶10 (But she joined it and took my little boy over to an indoor pool at the St. George Hotel in Brooklyn. She was going to be completely immersed. She couldn’t swim anymore than my little boy could swim, and they almost got drowned.)
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes the thrill of reading the letters his listeners send him telling of their own awakenings and visions.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he has no wish for wealth or fame like Richard Burton's, and that the little jewellery he gave his wife she does not even wear.
A married woman sees the living loaf of God in a vision
Description
A friend of Neville's, a married woman with two children and a third coming, had a vision of a whole living loaf with blood pouring from it, whose numbers added up to the entire loaf; Neville reads it as the symbol of her having eaten the body of God.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1969 (possible)
- before 17 November 1969
Told
17 November 1969
Sources
- Source: Thy Words Were Found ¶34 (Eventually you’ll eat the entire loaf…as my friend saw the entire loaf alive and blood pouring from it. It was all bread, beautiful symbolism, beautiful imagery and so true.)
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes experiencing the crucifixion himself as ecstasy rather than sorrow, with six whirling vortices in his two hands, two feet, head and right side.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville recounts reading in the New York Times that Billy Graham hoped to live long enough to meet the second coming of Jesus Christ and shake his hand, and rereading it in disbelief.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville points to his own known human family - his father and mother, now dead, his brothers, most still living, and his sister - as parallel to the scriptural objection that Jesus' family was known.
A woman dreams of entering the feelings of every observed form
Description
A woman friend wrote to Neville describing a dream in which she could become anything she observed, sharing its emotions and thoughts, and Neville says he gave her his immortal eyes.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1969 (possible)
- before 21 November 1969
Told
21 November 1969
Sources
- Source: Enter the Dream ¶3 (I am quite sure my friend never read that letter, but I gave her my immortal eyes. The eye of imagination is now open in her and she has shared her experience of going from state to state, from things to persons, knowing their feelings and emotions.)
before 1969
(possible)
Neville's friend Aldous Huxley refused to listen to his accounts of his birth from above and the vision of David, because Neville's colonial accent marked him as an outsider in Huxley's social world.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville recalls that he acted in six plays on Broadway and was never the characters he played, only the actor.
Source document 2216 quotes Israel Regardie’s statement that Neville featured in six Bro
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he has never been able to feel anyone his superior, though others surpass him physically, intellectually and financially.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville notes he has not looked in that wallet for thirty years, does not carry a wallet, does not drive, and his wife carries the money and gives him what he wants.
A woman sees faith, hope, and charity as three men
Description
A woman in the audience told Neville of a vision in which she saw a woman surrounded by three men who vanished, and on asking their names was told they were faith, hope and charity.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1969 (possible)
- before 1 December 1969
Told
1 December 1969
Sources
- Source: The Heart of the Dreamer ¶5 (One lady found herself in a crowd, looking at a woman surrounded by three men, who suddenly disappeared. The lady approached and asked their names, to which my friend replied: “Faith, hope and charity.”)
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he has played all the parts and that his memory of the horrors of his own deeds is now returning, so he can forgive everyone.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he has already returned to his Father as the Father and remains only to encourage those who are on their way back.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville states that his knowledge of God is not reasoned but revealed - God unveiled himself within him, and he therefore knows God to be infinite love.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes how he works: he does not argue with the learned and reputable but walks by, looking for willing ears, usually not scholars, trusting that his message will erupt in them later.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville disclaims any competence in economics while commenting on food surplus, paid non-production and hunger.
c. 1969
(probable)
He recounts reading an interview in which Mrs. Martin Luther King said her husband, on the day Kennedy was assassinated, told her that was how he too would die.
c. 1969
When he came to this city last year he told the vision of a friend who had died, and a lady objected and left with a party of five or six who never came back; he supposes they went home and prayed for
A television writer repeatedly hears his producer's exact praise
Description
The same writer relates how he lay on his bed and inwardly heard his very reserved producer — whose highest praise had been "good" — say "great, just great", then "terrific", then "absolutely sensational", and each time the producer said exactly that.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. 1969
Told
6 March 1972(refuted)6 March 1972(refuted)- 6 March 1964 (probable)
Sources
- Source: Know What You Want (Our Real Belief) ¶19 (So I lay on the bed and I heard him say to me, great, just great. Now I hadn’t started on the script. I had just given him a script and he pronounced the script, good.)
before 5 February 1963
Neville recalls that his own mother and father held strange and wonderful concepts of God, but always a God outside themselves to whom they turned.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes how he and others tested imagining as an experiment - assuming themselves to be what they wanted to be and remaining faithful to the assumption - and it became external fact, by whic
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he has seen the characters of the Bible in vision, not as persons but as eternal states of consciousness, which made Blake's Vision of the Last Judgment clear to him for the first time.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes his repeated experience of sitting in his chair at home or lying on a couch or bed and, without physically opening his eyes, seeing another world as solidly real as this one, steppin
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says that when he saw the vision he had no idea he was it, and that God took him through the frightening nightmares of six thousand years to bring him from the state of innocence to become a c
before 1969
(possible)
Neville says he gave his eyes - the incurrent eye that sees inward into eternity - to Sharon, and that she passed them on to the second lady, who is now an incurrent eyewitness.
before 1969
(possible)
Neville states that he knows from his own experience, by God's self-revelation within him and not by reasoning, that God is infinite love.
before 1969
(possible)
Moved in Spirit into a restaurant environment, Neville realised he was the life of everything he perceived, arrested the activity within himself, and the whole scene - diners, waitress, birds, falling
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes how he began by questioning scripture on the level of law because he wanted things - a trip, money - proved it worked, could not keep it to himself, and told it to as many as would l
before 1969
(possible)
Neville describes his habit of granting requests made to him by telephone at home - assuming before the receiver is down that it is done - and how only about one in ten ever comes back, sometimes year
Blind speaker Clyde Munroe refuses restored sight
Description
Neville tells of a blind man he knew, Clyde Munroe, who told him frankly he did not want to see, because blindness had brought him memorised books, an audience in the New York public squares, and an adulation he never had as a sighted farm boy in Kansas City.
Persons
Location
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1969
(possible)
Told
9 June 1969
(probable)
Sources
- Source: Pursue Truth With Ceaseless Questioning ¶55 (So I said to him one day—his name was Clyde Munroe and we called him Brother Munroe—and he said he didn’t want to see.)
c. 1969
Neville and his wife babysit their daughter's dog four days a week; the dog licks his hand and foot while he reads the Bible to tell him it wants to go out, and he insists on discipline as the price o
before 1969
(possible)
Neville recalls earning eighteen dollars a week at Macy's and wishing for twenty-five, then thirty, then fifty, then a hundred and five hundred a week - and finding that no amount was ever enough.
before 1969
(possible)
He describes holding an infant in his hands in his own mystical experience and, unable to resist the impulse, calling it "How is my sweetheart?", after which the whole scene vanished.
before 1969
(possible)
He says he was cast into the role of a poor boy in a poor family, with no social, financial or intellectual background, and was then brought out in the image of the Father.
1969
(probable)
After his previous lecture he received two thrilling telephone calls from people who understood more than ever before, but many others told him they could not follow him at all, so he asked them to go
before 1969
(possible)
He says he is trying to spell out the vision Paul did not spell out, and that those who will not listen now may read it after he is gone in what he has left behind in written form.
Neville's two nephews graduate with honours and become Cambridge doctors
Description
Two of his nephews graduated from the Barbados high school with high honours, entered Cambridge without further examination, and are now doctors.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1969 (possible)
- before 2 March 1965 (probable)
Told
2 March 1965
(probable)
Sources
- Source: Tloa Lecturethe Word ¶8 (But our high school in Barbados, if you really graduate with high honors, you can make Oxford and Cambridge without further examinations…as my two nephews did…today they are doctors out of Cambridge.)
c. 1969
(probable)
He refers back to an experience he related to the audience a few weeks earlier, of pulling away from his body into an enclosure with no doors or windows, then leaving it and returning to the body.
before 1969
(possible)
He describes his family as now half Catholic and half Protestant, after three of his brothers married Catholic girls who had more children than all the rest put together, and says neither side will li
before 1969
(possible)
He says his father, a perfect father, made no distinction in leaving his wealth, so that Neville — the prodigal son who went thousands of miles away while his brothers stayed home and worked — was nam
before 1969
(possible)
His family in Barbados presses him to say he still believes there was a man called Jesus, and he tells them flatly that he does not, though he formerly did.
Woman sees herself as father and son and Louise Roach pregnant with God's Son
Description
A woman in tonight's audience wrote him a letter this week describing a vision of a man and his son at a table in which she was both son and father, and a second vision in which Louise Roach loudly proclaimed to a crowd that she was pregnant with the Son of God.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. 1969
(probable)
Told
6 June 1969
(probable)
Sources
- Source: Nature God Revealed Us ¶6 (A lady who is here tonight wrote me this letter this week. She said, “In my vision I saw a table and at the table sat a man and his son, a young son, and I knew without uncertainty I was that son”)