A friend who had owed Neville money for five years and lost everything was never asked for a penny; Neville instead imagined him able, then willing, then having paid — and on the Friday after enacting the scene the friend visited and his wife handed Neville a check for $1,200.
Date (happened)
between 1960 and 14 May 1965
unresolved
- between 1960 and 14 May 1965
- Two weeks ago
- 14 May 1965
Place
Told / reported
- 18 May 1965
Sources
Source
- The Implanted Word ¶11 (So he came over to the lecture, we drove home together, had a perfectly nice quiet evening at home, and five minutes before he left, his wife opened her purse, and took from her purse a check for $1,200 and gave it to me.)
- It Is Within ¶23 (I said, “All right, I will do it my own way. I will not ask him for it. I will not write him for it. I will not phone him for it, but I will do it in my own way, of imagination.”)