Neville publishes 'Fundamentals' in the INTA Bulletin New Thought, summer 1953

Neville contributed 'Fundamentals' to the International New Thought Alliance's Bulletin in the summer of 1953. The piece sets out three fundamentals — Self-Observation, Definition of Aim, and Detachment — quotes Emerson ('Man surrounds himself with the true image of himself ... what we are, that only can we see'), and is signed 'Neville'. It is a written article, not a lecture transcript: it opens by describing the task as summarising the subject 'in a few hundred words'.
Date (happened)
between June 1953 and September 1953
probable
  1. between June 1953 and September 1953 conclusion · probable
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning All 2 claims agree on 1953-06–1953-09: node:1006; Neville lectures catalog #21.
  2. between June 1953 and September 1953 stated · probable · preferred
    Source 'From INTA Bulletin New Thought summer 1953'
    Why Narrowable to a month by anyone who can see the actual INTA Bulletin issue.
    Reasoning The article's own dateline names the issue as summer 1953. A season, not a month, so the claim is bounded to roughly June-September of that year rather than pinned; the INTA was a US organisation, so summer means the northern-hemisphere one. The year is stated by the source and is certain; only the month is an inference, which is why this is bounded rather than exact.
  3. 1953 stated
    Source Neville lectures catalog #21
Persons
Neville Goddard
Sources

Source

  • Fundamentals (dateline 'From INTA Bulletin New Thought summer 1953'; the full text of the article)
  • Fundamentals (lecture record (catalog #21))