London engineer introduces Neville to psychic thought

Neville recounts his own life as guided by the Father: shipped two thousand miles away to school as a boy with no friends or relatives to receive him, jobs lost or quit, being taken to London where a retired engineer interested in the psychic world gave him the first spark of this way of thinking, and then living in second-hand bookstores in New York and carrying his library with him on tour as a dancer, reading between shows while the others played cards.
Date (happened)
between 1910 and 1920
unresolved
  1. between 1910 and 1920 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Consigned to Disobedience ¶31"as a boy", told in Consigned to Disobedience (nid 1063)
Place
London
Persons
Neville Goddard
Series / group
Amerique and Neville's trip to England, 1925–26
Told / reported
  1. 1971 stated · probable
    Source Consigned to DisobedienceConsigned to Disobedience (nid 1063), telling 1063-3, told 1971
  2. 23 April 1971 estimated
    Source Consigned to DisobedienceStanding exact delivery claim for Consigned to Disobedience after adjudication.
    Reasoning Passage 529240 is told in nid 1063. The authoritative delivery adjudication confirms 1971-04-23 at certain confidence, so the existing year-only told claim can be tightened to that exact day without exceeding the carrier.
Sources

Source

  • Consigned to Disobedience ¶31 (It was He who took me to London when I really wasn’t qualified to do it; and then in London to find a man . . a retired engineer who liked the psychic world and introduced me to this way of thinking . . just a little spark . . it was all there.)