When a network of Neville's San Francisco students branded Barry a fraud ('Neville never sent him'), Barry wrote to Neville and received back a letter — dictated to his wife, who always wrote the letters — 'Let no one dissuade you. My vision has neve

When a network of Neville's San Francisco students branded Barry a fraud ('Neville never sent him'), Barry wrote to Neville and received back a letter — dictated to his wife, who always wrote the letters — 'Let no one dissuade you. My vision has never lied to me.' [Date evidence: early 1960, Barry's first struggling months in San Francisco] [Place: letter to San Francisco]

Date (happened)
c. 1960
unresolved
  1. c. 1960 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source Freedom Barry Neville GoddardBarry first-hand source places the letter amid opposition during his first struggling months after moving on 1960-01-01.
    Reasoning The sequence supports early 1960 but gives no month or day.
Verbatim (witness's words)

So I wrote to Neville about it, and his wife always wrote the letters, I have the letter he wrote back to me. “Let no one dissuade you. My vision has never lied to me. If you could not do it, I would never have been told to send you. Period. That’s Neville. He could be brief.

Neville (as quoted): "Let no one dissuade you. My vision has never lied to me. If you could not do it, I would never have been told to send you."

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