On the last day Carter spent with Neville, on the way to a party, Carter remarked on the oppressive heat downtown ('deep in the heart of Woodland'), and Neville sighed and spoke of three groups of beings — those who believe no one ever returns, those

On the last day Carter spent with Neville, on the way to a party, Carter remarked on the oppressive heat downtown ('deep in the heart of Woodland'), and Neville sighed and spoke of three groups of beings — those who believe no one ever returns, those who are here, and those who have returned, whom he called the most exalted beings imaginable; Carter treats this as Neville's last revelation about his doctrine. [Date evidence: 'the last day that I was with Neville, on the way to the party' — anchors shortly before Neville's death (October 1972)]

Date (happened)
30 September 1972
unresolved
  1. 30 September 1972 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source Neville Goddard The Frank Carter Lectures ¶7Carter passage 98095 calls it Neville's last day; the continuous narrative at 98097 says his daughter found him the next morning
    Why Derived from the adjacent-day sequence; no preference set.
    Reasoning Carter's first-hand sequence identifies the conversation as occurring on Neville's last day and places the discovery of death the next morning. Neville's death is independently established as 1972-10-01, so the conversation occurred on 1972-09-30; the calendar date is derived rather than directly spoken.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Frank Carter
Verbatim (witness's words)

the last day that I was with Neville, on the way to the party. He gave a message in an offhand way, which I considered to be his last revelation about his doctrine. ... And I said, Neville, I just got back from downtown, and oh, how deeply are in the heart of Woodland. ... Then Neville took a deep breath and let out a sigh. He said, Yes, and there are those who believe that no one ever returns. And I said, do you see them, the brothers who haven't come in? And he said, yes, I see them. ... And I said, do you see those who have returned? He said, yes, and they are the most exalted beings you can ever imagine.

Neville (as quoted): "Yes, and there are those who believe that no one ever returns. ... Yes, I see them. ... Yes, and they are the most exalted beings you can ever imagine."

Told
  1. 27 June 1976 stated · preferred
    Source NGR ep.41, Carter lecture 4, 1976-06-27
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