Barry moved to San Francisco on New Year's Day 1960, encouraged by Neville's confident vision that the audiences who had filled the Scottish Rite Auditorium for Neville would all come to Barry.

Barry moved to San Francisco on New Year's Day 1960, encouraged by Neville's confident vision that the audiences who had filled the Scottish Rite Auditorium for Neville would all come to Barry. [Date evidence: 1 January 1960; Barry's own lectures began 3 February 1960] [Place: San Francisco]

The first-person source states that Bernard and his mother drove Barry and his cocker spaniel to San Francisco on New Year's Day 1960; Neville had encouraged the move by predicting that his former Scottish Rite Auditorium audience would come to Barry.

Date (happened)
1 January 1960
unresolved
  1. 1 January 1960 stated · preferred
    Source Freedom Barry Neville GoddardFreedom Barry, first-hand source document node 1575: 'I moved there on New Year's Day' immediately after identifying 1960.
    Why Barry says Bernard and Bernard's mother drove him and his cocker spaniel from Southern California to San Francisco.
    Reasoning Barry explicitly identifies the year as 1960 and says he moved on New Year's Day, establishing 1960-01-01 exactly.
Place
San Francisco
Persons
Neville Goddard
Freedom Barry
Verbatim (witness's words)

1960. I moved there on New Year’s Day. Bernard and his mother drove me and my cocker spaniel to San Francisco, and I said good-bye to the south land I thought forever. Encouraged by Neville’s great vision that everybody that had come to him, and he had filled the Scottish Rite Auditorium, they would all be there for me. That’s what he felt sure would be the case.

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