Woman dreams of treasure, movement, lectures, and Friday

Neville reads and interprets a letter received that week from a woman who dreamed a series of dreams on successive nights — finding a watch the children called a treasure, everything she wanted on wheels, following him from lecture to lecture on an ivy-covered campus, and finally a great white house built by her father where he told her "My name is Friday"; her mother is in the audience that night.
Date (happened)
between 24 October 1967 and 30 October 1967
unresolved
  1. between 24 October 1967 and 30 October 1967 stated · preferred
    Source Imaging Creates Reality ¶4"this week", told in Imaging Creates Reality (nid 1889)
  2. between 23 October 1967 and 29 October 1967 estimated · possible
    Source Imaging Creates Reality ¶5passage 547964 (lecture nid 1889), 'let me share with you a few that came this week... all in a week'
    Why The correspondent (a woman, unnamed) is not the San Francisco correspondent referenced elsewhere in the same lecture.
    Reasoning Told certainly on Monday 1967-10-30; the dream sequence is described as 'this week' and 'all in a week', so it is bounded to the seven days preceding the lecture rather than assigned a single day, since the letter itself does not give the exact nights.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Marge
Sharon
Jan
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. 30 October 1967 stated
    Source Imaging Creates RealityImaging Creates Reality (nid 1889), telling 1889-0, told 1967-10-30
  2. 30 October 1967 estimated
    Source Imaging Creates Realitydelivery claim on lecture nid 1889; catalog #842 and an independent chrome dateline both agree on 1967-10-30
    Reasoning Both delivery claims on nid 1889 agree exactly on 1967-10-30 at certain confidence, so the telling date is not in dispute.
Sources

Source

  • Imaging Creates Reality ¶4 (Now, let me share with you a few that came this week. Here is a series. This one, she finds herself—it’s all in one week, this series of dreams all in one week—and “Here I am in my dream with a bunch of children and they have lost something.)