A woman dreams of conception and a white animal biting her thumb

Neville relates a woman's letter and vision — a first part he will not tell publicly, which he says means she has conceived of the Holy Spirit, followed the same night by a wharf rat that turned into a small white animal which bit her thumb, which she threw into the field, saying she must show it to Dr. Neville — and interprets the white mouse through Bayley and Cinderella.
Date (happened)
The same night
unresolved
  1. The same night relative
    Source The World Is Imaginal in Character ¶27"The same night", told in World Imaginal Character (nid 1973)
    Said as The same night
    counted from The World Is Imaginal in Character
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. 26 April 1968 estimated · probable
    Source The World Is Imaginal in Characterdelivery claim on lecture nid 1973 'The World Is Imaginal in Character' -- source-header dateline '4/26/68', read verbatim (supported)
    Reasoning Passage 550555 is Neville himself relating, in first person, a woman's letter and vision -- a conception, followed the same night by a wharf rat turning into a white animal that bit her thumb; this is the telling. The lecture containing it, nid 1973, is dated 1968-04-26 by its sole delivery claim (exact/probable, source-header dateline). The telling inherits that same precision and confidence.
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