Megan's imaginal game precedes the accident that saves her family

In the Depression a little girl, Megan, played a game with Neville in which she told him all was well at home; a day later her mother Inez crushed her hand in a rowboat accident in Central Park and was paid $300 by the city, saving the family from dispossession.
Date (happened)
between 1930 and 1939
unresolved
  1. between 1930 and 1939 stated · preferred
    Source What Must We Do Believe ¶23"back to the Depression days, back in the 30s", told in What Must We Do Believe (nid 1853)
Place
Central Park, New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Megan
Inez
Told
  1. 28 January 1966 stated
    Source What Must We Do BelieveWhat Must We Do Believe (nid 1853), telling 1853-5, told 1966-01-28
Sources

Source

  • What Must We Do Believe ¶23 (And here was this little injury, twenty-four hours after we played a little game. She could play it with me and save her little Nineveh, saved the family.)