On the day of the lecture Neville received a letter from a friend in New York about a doctor with facial growths and Parkinson's disease; he imagined touching a smooth face and walking with the man unstumbling, and a further letter reported the lumps gone and the shaking stopped.
Date (happened)
24 November 1959
certain
- 24 November 1959
- 24 November 1959
Place
Persons
Told
- 24 November 1959
- 24 November 1959
Sources
Source
- North of the Strip ¶13 (I brought this doctor, in Imagination, before me and I put my hand on his face. I put it on a face that had no lumps. I felt only smooth skin. And then he and I walked together and he did not stumble; he walked like a well man would walk. That is what I …)
- North of the Strip ¶14 (A further letter reports that the doctor's facial lumps are gone, he is no longer shaking, and he can return to his office.)