A lady who attends occasionally wrote Neville asking him to imagine the sale of multiple rental units she had inherited from her late husband, for $650,000; he assumed it done, and though her later thank-you letter did not say outright that she had sold it, she wrote that 'everything has worked' and 'everything that I asked of you has happened'.

A lady wrote asking him to exercise his imagination lovingly on her behalf; reading the letter in his easy chair he took about ten seconds to hear her say it had happened, and a week or two after his October 4th opening she wrote thanking him — and she is in the audience tonight.

Just before leaving for this lecture, Neville talked with an Egyptian U.C.L.A. student who sits with his wife on lecture nights and answers the phone; the student told him his father had dreamt of a friend falling dead in the street with people weeping over him, and a week later the friend dropped dead exactly so, the father seeing him ask, "What are they crying about?"

Another woman, sitting next to the first one that night, told Neville a dream of a Jewish wedding at which he was present and was to give the main speech; he spoke in his own tongue but each man heard him in his own tongue, and all but one accepted him.

Title reads '(reported dream on) May 8, 1959'; that traces to the lecture's now-doubtful 1959-05-10 catalogue claim. Neville's own arithmetic in the passage ('letter dated the 11th of June, so this is the 9th of June') places the dream in June, and the lecture is now dated (probable) to 1971-06-18 -- giving the dream's date as 1971-06-09, not May 1959.

A friend without a college degree wanted a promotion he was legally unqualified for; Neville told him to sleep in the assumption that he was already Purchasing Agent of Culver City, and last week the law was rearranged and he was appointed, effective in July.

Grace Roosevelt was killed instantly last week, aged about 73, in a car driven by her husband, who was unhurt; she had learned the Law from Neville but never came to his meetings because as a pillar of the Episcopal Church it would have been slumming.

Neville tells of his dentist, present in the audience, who years earlier -- while giving Neville's mouth a complete restructure -- had silently predicted to himself that a particular anchor tooth would last thirteen years; it did, failing exactly thirteen years later and requiring a full restructure of Neville's mouth.

Neville's secretary Jack Buckner, who swore he never dreamed, was talked through a vivid dream of a cat on his head while asleep in Neville's hotel suite, and remembered nothing of it on waking.