Bob learns through conflict how to move

Neville recounts his friend Bob's experience of two years earlier, in which Bob asked how long he had been there and Neville told him two years, through conflict, and that what he had learned was how to move.
Date (happened)
c. 1966
unresolved
  1. c. 1966 stated · preferred
    Source I Remember When ¶19"two years ago", told in I Remember When (nid 1350)
  2. many years ago relative
    Source "Many years ago", told in I Remember When (nid 4427)
  3. c. 1966 estimated · probable
    Source I Remember When ¶19passage 537915 (lecture nid 1350, 'I Remember When'), 'my friend Bob two years ago had this marvelous experience'
    Reasoning Neville dates Bob's experience only as 'two years ago' relative to this lecture; the lecture's delivery date is resolved in the packet's own note to 1968-04-10 at certain (catalog claim, corroborated by companion node 4427's header, over a doubtful competing 4-19-68 reading), so two years back gives circa 1966. No month or day is given for Bob's experience itself.
Place
Los Angeles possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Bob
Told
  1. 10 April 1968 stated
    Source I Remember WhenI Remember When (nid 1350), telling 1350-9, told 1968-04-10
  2. 10 April 1968 estimated
    Source I Remember Whendelivery claim on lecture nid 1350, catalog #433, resolved to 1968-04-10 at certain over a doubtful 1968-04-19 chrome-harvested reading
    Reasoning Bob's story is recounted within lecture 1350 itself; the packet's own note settles the lecture's delivery date at 1968-04-10, certain, so the telling inherits that certainty.
Sources

Source

  • I Remember When ¶19 (So my friend Bob two years ago had this marvelous experience. “Then how long have I been here?” I said, “Two years”—which is conflict—“through the conflict you were here.”)
  • I Remember When ¶19 (Many years ago my friend Bob discovered this. In his vision he questioned me, saying: “How long have I been here?” and when I replied: “Two years” he asked: “Did I learn anything?” to which I answered: “Yes, you learned how to move.”)