Neville describes the night of his mystical experience as an entirely ordinary day - his usual two or three martinis before dinner, a roast beef dinner with a baked potato at five, lights out at eleven - proving the vision was not caused by undigested food.
Date (happened)
20 July 1959
probable
- 20 July 1959
- 20 July 1959
- before 1968
Place
Persons
Told / reported
- 1968
- 1968
Sources
Source
- Fall in Love with Christ ¶45 (The night that it happened to me, I lived a very normal day, had my usual two or three martinis before dinner, had a lovely roast beef dinner and a baked potato; and didn’t turn in for several hours after.)
Attested in 1 lecture
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1968-10-21 [exact/certain/final] | Fall in Love with Christ | The night that it happened to me, I lived a very normal day, had my usual two or three martinis before dinner, had a lovely roast beef dinner and a baked potato; and didn’t turn in for several hours after. So it was not the result of some undigested piece of beef, for I had my dinner at five and it was eleven when I doused the lights. Well, certainly anything in my stomach at five should have been a way down by eleven, so it was not any undigested food in my stomach that prompted this miraculous experience. Yet, here is a perfectly normal, natural man in the world of Caesar. | 545950 |