Neville shares lunch and dinner with friends in one day

Neville mentions the ordinary events of that same day — he took a friend to lunch and a friend took him to dinner — to argue that those memories are no more vividly real than his visionary experiences.
Date (happened)
today / tonight
unresolved
  1. today / tonight relative
    Source Blake on Religion (Second Delivery) ¶45"today / tonight", told in Blake on Religion (Second Delivery) (nid 4004)
    Said as today / tonight
    counted from Blake on Religion (Second Delivery)
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. c. September 1957 estimated · possible
    Source Blake on Religion (Second Delivery)delivery claim on lecture nid 4004 'Blake on Religion (Second Delivery)' (estimated/circa/possible, from Blake's 200th-birthday remark and flying to New York on the 15th, explicitly flagged 'weak' state; transcript-internal, not a legacy catalogue date)
    Why Same caution as the sibling event on this lecture: transcript-internal 1957 dating, worth a second look if better evidence surfaces.
    Reasoning Passage 556890 is Neville mentioning on the platform the lunch and dinner he shared with friends that same day; the lecture carrying this telling (nid 4004) is dated circa September 1957 by its sole, weak delivery claim, so the telling inherits that same circa/possible date rather than being stated with any more confidence than the source supports.
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