Neville sails from New York to Barbados during the Depression

Neville related making a sea voyage from New York to visit his family in Barbados during the Depression, with no money of his own, using imaginal power.
Place: Barbados
Person: Neville Goddard
Ruling: accepted as possible, Rudi 2026-07-23

Date (happened)
1933
unresolved
  1. 1933 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Where Are Staying ¶18passage 546940 (lecture nid 1856, 'Where Are Staying'), already a reverse witness on this event: 'that was the days of Depression, 19...I can see it...1933'
    Why Contradicts the existing d0 1932 circa/possible claim; that row is left standing per append-only but its source text does not actually name a year for this voyage.
    Reasoning Neville names the year himself in his own account of buying a twelve-dollar suit before going to Barbados. This outranks the existing 1932 claim, whose source note quotes the Barbados-voyage sentence but whose year appears to have been drawn from a neighbouring, unrelated sentence about giving up the theater in 1932. Capped at probable rather than certain because the recollection includes a self-correcting hedge ('19...I can see it...') and is recalled roughly 32 years after the event; the delivery date it is embedded in is itself only probable, though this claim is stated directly by Neville rather than derived from the delivery date.
  2. c. 1932 stated · possible
    Source Neville Goddard In Prologue To William Walker Atkinsons The Arcane Teaching ¶7"he made a sea voyage from New York to see his family in Barbados during the Depression"
Place
from New York City
to Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
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