Neville speaks of his own regret when he learns that people to whom he has taught the principle have misused it, while insisting he does not regret having told them.
Date (happened)
before 1959
unresolved
- before 1959
- before 4 December 1959
Persons
Told / reported
- 4 December 1959
- 4 December 1959
Sources
Source
- The Story of Judas ¶23 (So if you feel moved to do it do not hesitate, and if you make mistakes and I hear of them I may feel for a moment that I wish you had not, but I will not really regret that I told you of the identity of God.)
Attested in 1 lecture
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-12-04 [exact/certain/final] | The Story of Judas | We hear so much about goodness; few can define it since no two ages have the same concept. I do not teach you to be “good”, but to be creative in expressing this great talent. Do not bury it even if, in using it, you make mistakes. Prove it in your own life and then go out and tell others. No priesthood could send you or have the power to send you out. No holy water will send you out. You are sent by God and God is spirit. So if you feel moved to do it do not hesitate, and if you make mistakes and I hear of them I may feel for a moment that I wish you had not, but I will not really regret… | 529407 |