Neville sees his wife out of her body above the bed

Neville says his wife has often seen him walking the floor while his body lay on the bed and is no longer disturbed by it; he then recounts waking in the small hours, blaming the family cocker Henry for shaking his wife's bed, finding Henry on the floor scared stiff, and seeing his wife herself out of her body a foot above the bed.
Date (happened)
One morning
unresolved
  1. One morning relative · probable
    Source On the Law ¶73"One morning", told in Tloa Lectureon Law (nid 1781)
    Said as One morning
    counted from On the Law
  2. before 19 February 1965 bound
    Source On the Law ¶73
    Reasoning Passage 544226 recounts Neville seeing his wife out of her body as a completed prior episode, introduced only as 'one morning'. Node 1781's recovered chrome header establishes the telling on 1965-02-19 at certain confidence. The experience must therefore have occurred before that day, but the passage provides no defensible finer date.
Persons
Neville Goddard
Sources

Source

  • On the Law ¶73 (So this night, in the wee hours of the morning, I awoke and looked over and I saw the whole bed shaking. I said to myself, “That darned dog…it’s disturbing Bill’s rest.”)