Neville recalls occupying and leaving the state of poverty

In passing he says he himself once occupied the state of poverty, did not like it, and moved out of it.
Date (happened)
after 1955
unresolved
  1. after 1955 estimated · probable
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 035): its source passage 556980 does not exist on www: left off
    Reasoning Sole telling is lecture 4006 (Imagination Plus Faith, Second Delivery), itself dated after 1955.
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. after 1955 estimated · probable
    Source Imagination Plus Faithsole delivery claim on lecture nid 4006 -- bound/after 1955, probable, from Anthony Eden succeeding Churchill as PM spoken of as past
    Why No exact delivery date exists for this lecture; the told claim is an open-ended after-bound, not a single year.
    Reasoning Passage 556980 is Neville himself recalling, in first person and in passing, that he once occupied the state of poverty, did not like it, and moved out of it; this is the telling. The lecture containing it, nid 4006, carries no exact delivery date, only a bound (after 1955, probable). The telling can be pinned no tighter and inherits that same bound and confidence.
Sources

Source

  • Imagination Plus Faith ¶39 (So I travel through states — I can travel to the state of poverty. Poverty remains, for anyone to enter, but having shared it for a while, I didn’t like it, and so I moved out of the state; but I don’t destroy the state — the state is there for everyone …)