Neville reflects on his father's poverty, later fortune, and his choice to keep lecturing

Neville describes being the son of a man with ten children and not two pennies to rub together, who when he died five years ago left a fortune that means Neville need not work — and says he would rather die tonight than stop lecturing and live on it.
Date (happened)
1959
unresolved
  1. 1959 stated · preferred
    Source Purified by the Death of Your Delusions ¶49"when he died five years ago", told in Purified by the Death of Your Delusions (nid 1832)
Place
Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Joseph "Joe" Goddard (Neville's father)
Wilhelmina Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 28 January 1964 stated
    Source Purified by the Death of Your DelusionsPurified by the Death of Your Delusions (nid 1832), telling 1832-8, told 1964-01-28
Sources

Source

  • Purified by the Death of Your Delusions ¶49 (I’m from a background where I’m a son of one who didn’t have two pennies to rub together, and ten children to feed, and a wife, and himself, and a mother-in-law, and servants in the house, and not two pennies.)