Phoning Neville's publisher G.&J. (Grace and Jack Weeks), Barry learned Neville had left New York, was living in Los Angeles, and was lecturing twice a week, Mondays and Thursdays, at the Wilshire.

Phoning Neville's publisher G.&J. (Grace and Jack Weeks), Barry learned Neville had left New York, was living in Los Angeles, and was lecturing twice a week, Mondays and Thursdays, at the Wilshire. [Date evidence: c. spring 1958, same discovery chain as the library-book reading] [Place: Los Angeles]

Barry's first-hand account identifies the publishers as G. & J., Grace and Jack Weeks; their reply directed him to Neville's Monday and Thursday lectures at the Wilshire in Los Angeles.

Date (happened)
c. 1958
unresolved
  1. c. 1958 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source Freedom Barry Neville GoddardFreedom Barry first-hand source document node 1575; this call immediately follows the library-book reading in the same discovery sequence, before his June attendance.
    Why The publishers told Barry that Neville now lived in Los Angeles and lectured Mondays and Thursdays at the Wilshire.
    Reasoning The source states no date, but its internal sequence places the call in approximately spring 1958. Year-only precision and probable confidence preserve that uncertainty.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Freedom Barry
Verbatim (witness's words)

I asked them if there were any other books, because Your Faith Is Your Fortune was his first book, and this library copy didn’t list any others. I said, “Where can I get more of these books, are there any more? They said, “Oh yes, and Neville lives here now; he doesn’t live in New York any more; he lives in Los Angeles, and he lectures twice a week at the Wilshire on Mondays and Thursdays. You can get his books there.

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