Neville visits Aldous Huxley's darkened home and later glass house

Neville describes visiting Huxley's dark house on King's Road, where the first wife kept every curtain drawn to protect his near-blind eyes, and how after the second marriage the couple moved to a house of glass and light at the top of the Hollywood hills, which then burned.
Date (happened)
before 1962
unresolved
  1. before 1962 bound · probable
    Source The Secret of God ¶21Passage 555298; lecture 2194 delivery d1 1970-05-05; fire independently anchored by hist_event:17871.
    Reasoning The first dark King's Road home and later glass-house visits precede the Huxley-house fire dated 1961-11-06, bounding them before 1962.
  2. before 12 May 1961 bound · probable
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 003)
    Reasoning The dark King's Road house and the glass house both precede the fire that destroyed the Hollywood Hills house, 12 May 1961. [The 12 May 1961 fire date rests on outside sources the checker consulted: Calisphere, OAC Huxley papers.]
Place
King's Road possible
Told / reported
  1. 5 May 1970 estimated · probable
    Source The Secret of Goddelivery claim d1 on lecture nid 2194 'The Secret of God' (source-page Visual Composer header 'May 5, 1970', exact/probable, confirmed state), sharpening d0's early-1970 bound without contradicting it
    Reasoning Passage 555298 is Neville describing on the platform his visits to Aldous Huxley's darkened house and later glass house; the lecture carrying this telling (nid 2194) is dated 1970-05-05 by its most precise, non-conflicting delivery claim, so the telling inherits that date at the same probable confidence.
Sources

Source

  • The Secret of God ¶21 (When I first went there, I wondered, “Where am I? The whole thing is so dark.” All the lights were dim, little tiny lights.)