Neville returns and his mother dies five weeks after his Barbados arrival

Date (happened)
August 1941
unresolved
  1. August 1941 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Works of Faith, Not Miracles ¶30passage 532600 (lecture nid 1186), 'physically I was there in the month of August'
    Reasoning Neville states directly that he was physically in Barbados in August; the year 1941 is fixed by the same passage's context ('that year', tying back to the February 1941 publication of Your Faith Is Your Fortune discussed immediately before). No day is given. This is his own recollection, decades later, of the month, hence probable rather than certain.
  2. c. September 1941 estimated · probable
    Source Works of Faith, Not Miracles ¶30passage 532600 (lecture nid 1186), 'Then three weeks later we returned, and two weeks later mother closed her eyes to this age, this world.'
    Reasoning Five weeks after the stated August 1941 arrival (three weeks to the return, two more to the death) lands in September 1941, matching this event's own title ('five weeks after his Barbados arrival') and corroborating the corpus's own certain anchor that Neville's mother died in 1941 (hist_event 5960). The exact day is unrecoverable because the arrival day within August is not given.
Place
from Barbados
to New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 22 January 1965 estimated · probable
    Source Works of Faith, Not Miraclesdelivery claim d0 on node:1186, sourced only from legacy catalog #253 (no independent corroboration in this packet)
    Reasoning This is when Neville recounted the Barbados journey and his mother's death from the platform, per the lecture's sole delivery claim; confidence capped at probable because that claim is catalogue backfill rather than an independently sourced dateline.
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