before 12 May 1969
(probable)
before 16 May 1969
(possible)
between 18 May 1969 and 19 May 1969
(possible)
18 May 1969
(probable)
18 May 1969
(probable)
before 18 May 1969
Neville notes that whenever he has told the Joseph story in the past, someone in the audience has criticized him for leading people astray, and he suspects such critics are justifying their own behavi
7 April 1964
He refers in passing to his present life — sleeping at 1025 Carol Drive, and thinking now from the lecture room of his home where his wife is.
The 1964 Citizen-News notice names Neville and his wife
A retired Macy's employee asks Neville to imagine him leading a western group
Description
A retired Macy's antique-department man came from New York the day before to ask Neville's help in becoming the leader of a group out west, and Neville, though sorry the man wanted only the spotlight, granted the request.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
29 May 1969
Told
30 May 1969
Sources
- Source: Feel Deeply ¶18 (A chap came to see me from New York City yesterday. When I heard his request I would not tell him my reaction to it, but that I would hear that he had it.)
30 May 1969
Just before waking on the morning of the lecture Neville met his dead brother Lawrence, restored to about twenty-three, who asked him to tell his widow Doris the money he left was for her and not to b
c. June 1969
(possible)
Neville recalls asking for the use of a room to give a series of ten talks; the request was granted, and about a month later he arrived to begin fulfilling the engagement.
June 1969
(probable)
Neville receives a woman's letter describing her visions
Description
Neville read from a letter he had just received from a woman in the audience describing two visions. In the first, she saw a man and his young son at a table and in that instant knew she was both the son and the father, one and the same being. In the second, a friend proclaimed loudly to a crowd that she was pregnant and bringing forth the Son of God, which Neville affirmed as spiritually true since, in his teaching, she is God bringing forth God's son in herself.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. June 1969
(probable)
Told
6 June 1969
(probable)
before June 1969
(probable)
Neville recounts that a friend and father of five, whose daughter's pet rabbit was sick, asked him to pray for it; the following week the vet treated the rabbit and it recovered, and the next morning
Father sees rabbit-headed man in a vision
Description
After Neville prayed for a friend's daughter's sick rabbit, the animal recovered. The following morning the father saw a tall rabbit-headed man at his bed who thanked him for helping 'my people.'
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. June 1969
(possible)
Told
23 June 1969
A father sees the rabbit-headed man after his daughter's rabbit recovers
Description
A friend with five children asked Neville to pray for his little girl's sick pet rabbit; the rabbit recovered after the vet treated it, and the next morning the father saw a tall man with a rabbit's head at the foot of his bed who thanked him for helping his people.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. June 1969
Told
24 June 1969
(doubtful)
Sources
- Source: The Forming of Christ in You ¶18 (The following morning, the father saw a tall man standing at the foot of his bed, whose head was that of a rabbit. Then he spoke saying: “Thank you for helping my people.”)
c. June 1969
His friend Freedom Barry telephoned in a panic because his grand piano had vanished with a truck and driver after factory repairs; Neville imagined it was Freedom playing the piano concerto on the rad
A man in a bar meets an ex-soldier
Description
On a hot summer day in 1969, Neville's unnamed friend met a wounded Korean War veteran in a bar; the veteran described becoming conscious of a nineteenth-century European dance while simultaneously remembering his hospital bed in Japan.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between 1 June 1969 and 31 August 1969
(probable)
Told
19 September 1969
(probable)
A woman writes Neville a letter describing her vision
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between 1 June 1969 and 6 June 1969
(probable)
Told
6 June 1969
(probable)
5 June 1969
On the Thursday morning before the race, returning to the surface from sleep, Neville saw the finish of the Triple Crown race at Belmont in complete detail; he chose not to revise it, and when he watc
5 June 1969
Coming through to the surface on Thursday morning Neville saw the Belmont race in vivid colour two days before it was run - Arts and Letters first, Majestic Prince second, Dike third - told his wife a
6 June 1969
(probable)
Neville's daughter, who had been away in San Francisco, returned and the two met on a Friday - nothing unusual came up in the conversation.
7 June 1969
(probable)
7 June 1969
(probable)
7 June 1969
(probable)
On the Saturday morning of the actual Belmont Stakes, around ten o'clock and some seven hours before post time, Neville told his daughter exactly how the race would finish - Arts and Letters first, Ma
7 June 1969
8 June 1969
He watched the foreseen race on television and heard the commentators explain afterwards what should have happened, remarking that no one would listen to a man who cannot even ride a horse.
A woman sees herself as both father and son and as bearing the Son of God
Description
A woman in the audience wrote to him this week describing a vision of a man and his young son at a table in which she knew she was both, and a second vision in which a friend loudly proclaimed to a crowd that she was pregnant and bringing forth the Son of God.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- between 8 June 1969 and 10 June 1969
- before 6 June 1969 (probable)
Told
- 10 June 1969 (doubtful)
- 6 June 1969 (probable)
Sources
- Source: Nature God Revealed Us ¶6 (I received a letter this week from a lady who is here tonight. In a vision she saw a man and his young son sitting at a table. At that moment she knew she was the son and the father and that they were one.)
An audience correspondent dreams of the cage and the number seven
Description
He responds to a letter written to him the previous week by someone in the audience, describing their experience of trying to drown someone in a cage and realizing they were themselves in the cage, and a second experience concerning a child they longed for, in which the number seven appeared.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between 8 June 1969 and 14 June 1969
Told
- 21 June 1969 (possible)
- 21 June 1969 (possible)
Sources
- Source: Personifications, Not Persons ¶43 (Your wonderful experience that you wrote me last week, I think it’s perfectly marvelous. When you realized after you tried to drown this one in a cage that you yourself were in the cage.)
9 June 1969
(probable)
While answering a question about how far one should go in trying to change the people in one's life, Neville says he does not change them at all, but asks instead what they themselves want - the lesso
before 13 June 1969
before 13 June 1969
Milton Berle's mother makes him the star of neighborhood ball games
Description
Neville recounts reading, many years ago, a story about famous theatrical mothers and their sons, including Milton Berle's mother, who joined the boys' ball games and insisted her son was the star.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 16 June 1969
- before 1900 (doubtful)
- before 1969
- before 16 June 1969
Told
- 16 June 1969
- 16 June 1969
- 16 June 1969 (probable)
Sources
- Source: All That Is Divine ¶19 (Many years ago I read the story of famous theatrical mothers and their sons. One was Milton Beryl. He was her only child and she built her world around him.)
- Source: I Me God Himself ¶17 (Many years ago I read the story of famous theatrical mothers and their sons that had no talent to begin with. One was Milton Berle and his mother.)
19 June 1969
(probable)
In the small hours of a Thursday morning he saw a horse race in vision three days before it was run, seeing Arts and Letters win on the rail with Majestic Prince second and Dike third; he woke disappo