Audience member mistakenly believes Neville's family story is about her

At his lecture the previous Friday night Neville told the story of a mother, a daughter and a stepfather who were present in the audience; a lady in the room wrongly took it to be about herself, her second husband and her absent daughter, and afterwards told him she had not understood or heard a single word of the whole hour.
Date (happened)
last Friday night
unresolved
  1. last Friday night relative · probable
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶12"last Friday night", told in Truth Seen Not Forgotten (nid 1993)
    Said as last Friday night
    counted from Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten
  2. before 1971 bound · probable
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶12Telling passage 551034; lecture 1993 delivery d0 1971-04-02.
    Reasoning The delivery says “last Friday night,” bounding the audience member’s misunderstanding to 1971.
  3. 26 March 1971 estimated · possible
    Source Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶12
    Reasoning Passage 551034 says the incident occurred 'last Friday night'. Node 1993's delivery claim places this talk on Friday 1971-04-02; subtracting exactly seven days gives Friday 1971-03-26. The weekday relation is explicit and unhedged, but the delivery anchor itself is only possible because its 1971 year depends on reference glosses and the source is ASR-only. That carrier weakness caps this derived date at possible despite exact day arithmetic.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Sources

Source

  • Truth Seen Is Not Forgotten ¶12 (At the end of the meeting, she said, “You know, tonight, I didn’t understand one word that you said. It was completely beyond me. I didn’t hear one word you said.”)