8 November 1971 (probable)
8 November 1971 (probable)

An advertisement for the Women's University Club announces that Neville, who lectures every Monday and Friday, will speak on 'Imagination and Faith' on a Monday evening at 8:00 p.m.<

8 November 1971 (probable)

An advertisement announces that Neville lectures every Monday and Friday, giving 'Imagination + Faith' on Monday, November 8, and 'Coin of Heaven' on Friday, November 12, at the

12 November 1971 (probable)
12 November 1971 (probable)

The same advertisement announces a second Neville talk, on 'Coin of Heaven' (printed 'COIN GF HEAVEN'), for the Friday following his Monday lecture, at 8:00 p.m.

15 November 1971 (refuted)

Lecture catalog #663 — text: HAVE

19 November 1971 (probable)
19 November 1971 (probable)
On the morning of this lecture, as was his custom, Neville had his radio tuned to KFAC's classical music while he read his Bible.
19 November 1971 (probable)
During the lecture itself, a woman in the audience told Neville a dream she had had, in which she was discussing this same teaching with others -- how imagining a state produces it in the world, and h
21 November 1971 (probable)
between 22 November 1971 and 6 December 1971 (possible)
Neville describes turning on a televised evangelist's crusade one recent night and watching it play out in pouring rain.
between December 1971 and March 1972 (probable)
Neville says he is buying a one-way ticket for his departure but will return sometime in the winter because he is keeping his home here.
A television writer receives thirty-five hundred dollars per script
Description
A television writer in the audience wrote to Neville that his mother, told he earned $3,000 a script, was unimpressed and simply assumed he was worth $3,500 — and two months later, against his own agent's advice and at the producer's own urging, he came out of the studio with a contract for $3,500 a script.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
  • c. 25 December 1971 (probable)
  • c. February 1963 (probable)
Told
  • 6 March 1972 (refuted)
  • 6 March 1972 (refuted)
  • 6 March 1964 (probable)
Sources
c. 1972

Samuel Bousky delivered a series of taped lectures on the Creative Law at a growth center in southern Spain in spring 1972.

Place: Finca La Follenca, south of Spain

1 October 1972

Neville Goddard died at age 67 on October 1, 1972, in Los Angeles/West Hollywood, reportedly from an apparent heart attack per the Los Angeles Times, and was buried at the family plot in St.

before 1972 (possible)

In his last years Neville returned to Barbados in poor health; a brother who had practiced medicine in Canada helped restore him to reasonable health and reduced his gin intake, before his 1972 dea

c. 1972 (possible)

According to a witness's family recollection, Rod Serling became a student of Neville's at some point, based on a comment made around the May 1972 lecture.
Person: Rod Serling

1972

Lecture catalog #929 — text: HAVE

1972 (probable)

Lecture catalog #1073 — text: HAVE (PROVISIONAL: youtube-caption source, pending verification)

1972 (probable)

Lecture catalog #1081 — text: HAVE (PROVISIONAL: youtube-caption source, pending verification)

1972 (probable)

Lecture catalog #1092 — text: HAVE (PROVISIONAL: youtube-caption source, pending verification)

1972 (probable)

Lecture catalog #1099 — text: HAVE (PROVISIONAL: youtube-caption source, pending verification)

1972 (probable)

Lecture catalog #1134 — text: HAVE (PROVISIONAL: youtube-caption source, pending verification)

1972

Lecture catalog #1138 — text: HAVE

Eyewitness detail: whenever Neville stepped off the lecture stage he was immediately surrounded by a dozen women; Warden was often the only man among them, and shaking Neville's hand was 'a big deal' — he never got really close.
Description

Eyewitness detail: whenever Neville stepped off the lecture stage he was immediately surrounded by a dozen women; Warden was often the only man among them, and shaking Neville's hand was 'a big deal' — he never got really close. [Retold 2 times across the interviews.] [Date evidence: Sequence anchor: Warden explicitly was NOT with Neville to the end of his lecture career / the Promise emphasis — bounding his attendance to before Neville's final period.]

Verbatim (witness's words)

Somebody asked a question in the Facebook group, actually on the YouTube channel, and they said, “What was Mr. Lindo's life before he met Neville?” I said, “His first forty years were a mess and the second forty years were cleaning up the mess.” Boy, that is true. It really is. See, that's what I'm telling you—I’m working on it every day. I've been doing this for more than forty years and I still have to work on it every day

Authored by
architect
Date (happened)
before 1972 (possible)
Told
16 June 2023
Sources
  • Source: Don't Feed the Monsters Part 1 - Lindell Student of Neville Goddard (lwf_efBBl3dYV-Y — Lindell Warden, first-hand; also: lwf_7OPOnasimC8,lwf_efBBl3dYV-Y)
c. 1972 (probable)
Autobiographical memory recalled by Neville in his lectures. Year derived: age 67 + birth 1905 = 1972. Told 2 times (1971).
c. 1972
The Goddard family business, reduced to nothing after financial ruin in 1922, had grown to a value its owners would not sell for under $50 million by the time of its fiftieth anniversary, celebrated s
1972 (probable)
Woman questions Neville after a 1956 lecture
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. 1972 (probable)
Told
1972
before 1972 (possible)
As a boy in Barbados Neville rode a donkey bareback on the beach; it could stop dead at full gallop and throw him twenty feet, and he would wash the blood off in the sea hoping his mother would not se
before 1972 (possible)
Neville once had a $600 colour television; when the tube failed and a replacement would cost $250 he gave the set to his maid Doris, warning her of the burden, and bought himself a small 19-inch black
before 1972 (possible)
Neville recounts a vision in which he glided as a radiant being of fire and air past thousands of broken members of humanity, all of whom were made perfect as he passed; when the last was made perfect
before 1972 (possible)
Neville says he has never worn a straitjacket himself but has seen men put into them, and so knows the confinement they feel — the same confinement he felt returning into his body.
before 1972 (possible)
Neville states from his own experience that he was embraced by and fused with the being who sent him, becoming one with him.
before 1972 (possible)
Neville says he was crucified with the Cosmic Christ in the beginning of time and then came down into this world, where his mother gave him the garment of flesh and blood that is his cross.