Neville reviews his Blake collection after reading a charge of insanity

The other day he was reading a comment calling Blake insane on account of his pictures, so he went through his own collection of Blake's pictures at home, including the 13th plate of The Gates of Paradise, and found how true the supposedly insane ones are.
Date (happened)
The other day
unresolved
  1. The other day relative
    Source Apostle ¶26"The other day", told in Apostle (nid 1961)
    Said as The other day
    counted from Apostle
  2. before 1966 bound · probable
    Source Apostle ¶26Telling passage 550161; lecture 1961 delivery d0 1966-11-28.
    Reasoning The exact 1966 delivery says “the other day” he read the Blake comment, bounding the review to 1966.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
William Blake
Told / reported
  1. 28 November 1966 estimated · probable
    Source Apostledelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 1961 (Apostle), 1966-11-28 exact/probable, derived from Winthrop Rockefeller's just-completed election and the Monday/Friday meeting sequence
    Why 'The other day' does not resolve to a deterministic calendar date the way a named weekday would, so no field_date improvement is made beyond the existing month-unknown relative claim.
    Reasoning Passage 550161 is Neville describing, in the lecture itself, going through his Blake collection 'the other day'; the lecture is dated 1966-11-28 by the only, probable delivery claim, so the telling date inherits that precision.
Sources

Source

  • Apostle ¶26 (I have a lovely collection of his pictures at home, so I was going through these pictures what they called the insane ones and, oh, if they only knew how true they are!)