Neville visits the world called Woodland and speaks with a German poet

One night Neville was shown a world of people who call this earth "Woodland" and believe no one ever returns from it; he spoke there with the great German poet [Hauptmann?], who told him "Neville, they all speak of it as Woodland", and though they loved his stories of Earth they did not believe them.
Date (happened)
one night
unresolved
  1. one night relative
    Source The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery) ¶48"one night", told in The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery) (nid 4005)
    Said as one night
    counted from The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery)
Place
Woodland
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. after 1963 bound · possible
    Source The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery)lecture nid 4005 'The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery)' delivery claim d0, bound after 1963-01-01, possible
    Reasoning The lecture's own delivery claim places it after the completed January 1963 Promise sequence, but a prior worker demoted the day/month to explicitly flagged filler with no supporting evidence, leaving only the year floor as potentially real. I mirror that as a year-only bound (after 1963) for field_told rather than propagate the invented day. No field_told claim previously existed for this event.
Sources

Source

  • The Marks of Jesus (Second Delivery) ¶48 (I was talking to [Hauptmann?], the great German poet, and he said, “Neville, they all speak of it as Woodland” — not one of them believed that anyone could ever come back from Woodland.)