Neville abandons his seven-year discipline on the voyage from Barbados

Abdullah told Neville that he would have died by the time he returned from Barbados; Neville, then a strict vegetarian and celibate of seven years, kept his discipline in Barbados to his family's annoyance, and on the voyage north broke it entirely - the state of consciousness he had lived in died.
Date (happened)
after 6 December 1933
unresolved
  1. after 6 December 1933 estimated · doubtful
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 035): its source node 3963 does not exist on www: left off
    Reasoning Sole telling is passage 556367 in lecture 3963, itself doubtfully dated after 1933-12-06.
Place
Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Abdullah
Series / group
Neville's visit to Barbados, December 1933 – early 1934
Told / reported
  1. after 6 December 1933 estimated · doubtful
    Source I Am All Imaginationdelivery claim d0 on lecture nid 3963 (All Imagination Lecture), 1933-12-06 bound/after/certain, from Neville's own dating of his sailing to Barbados
    Why No separate happening date is stated for the return voyage itself beyond following the outbound sailing, so no field_date claim is added.
    Reasoning Passage 556367 is Neville narrating, in the lecture itself, breaking his seven-year discipline on the voyage north from Barbados. The lecture's only delivery claim is a certain floor ('after 6 December 1933', the outbound sailing date); the telling date inherits that same bound and confidence.
Sources

Source

  • I Am All Imagination ¶26 (On my way north, I did everything I had not done in seven years. He was right. I died. That state of consciousness died. That’s what died.)