Neville's mother dies and appears restored to youth

His mother, riddled with cancer and able to keep down nothing but champagne, was kept alive two years on champagne the brothers scoured the West Indies for, and died at sixty-three looking wizened; at the very moment of her death she appeared to Neville as a radiant blond, blue-eyed woman of about twenty, brushing her hair beneath a flowering arbor, smiling but not speaking.
Date (happened)
My mother died at the age of sixty-three
unresolved
  1. My mother died at the age of sixty-three relative
    Source It Is Within ¶45"My mother died at the age of sixty-three", told in It Is Within (nid 1835)
    Said as My mother died at the age of sixty-three
    counted from It Is Within
Place
Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. 9 March 1965 estimated
    Source It Is Within ¶45passage 546207 (lecture nid 1835, 'It Is Within'), delivery claim 1965-03-09 exact/certain (recovered chrome dateline '3/9/65'), sharpening the lecture's circa-1965/probable estimate (Churchill's completed 90-year life, Khrushchev's ouster, and Pope John XXIII's newly-translated journal)
    Reasoning Passage 546207's later span (4932-5067, beyond the printed preview) is Neville himself describing seeing his mother at the moment of her death, restored to a radiant young woman brushing her hair. The lecture containing it (nid 1835) has two agreeing delivery claims converging on 1965-03-09 at certain confidence; the telling inherits that same date and confidence.
Sources

Source

  • It Is Within ¶45 (And when I saw her, this radiant, beautiful creature, about twenty, twenty-one years old, brushing this lovely blond hair that she had.)