He describes his own household as the test of a change in himself: his wife keeps the books and knows every rise or fall in his fortunes, including whether the dividend check comes that year, and he uses her and his friends as the barometer of the change he has produced in himself.
Date (happened)
c. 1957
unresolved
- c. 1957
Place
Told / reported
- 31 January 1969
Sources
Source
- Predestined Glory ¶50 (Today I see my wife. She knows all the things that are taking place in me. Any change in me, she observes it. A change in my fortunes, she knows it. If the bank deposit goes down, she knows it . . she keeps the books.)