Woman gives Neville her written mystical account

A woman in the audience gave Neville a written account of an inner mystical experience: she woke with the words "Now I understand," realized they had not been spoken by her own voice but by her friend Jan's, then heard a further voice say "I am in you and you in me," which brought her to a felt understanding of the oneness of being. Neville read her account aloud in the lecture "Suffering Is Like That of David" (1968-04-08), using it to illustrate that the same fatherhood (the imaginal "David" in everyone) unites people who otherwise look nothing alike.
Date (happened)
8 April 1968
unresolved
  1. 8 April 1968 relative · preferred
    Source Suffering Is Like That of David ¶14passage 537885 (lecture nid 1349): 'So, a lady tonight, she writes a story...' — she gives Neville the account at this lecture
    Reasoning The passage says the woman brought/wrote her account 'tonight', i.e. the night of this very lecture; the lecture is dated 1968-04-08 by a certain delivery claim, so the happening date is the same day.
  2. 8 April 1968 stated
    Source Suffering Is Like That of David ¶14"tonight", told in Suffering Is Like That of David (nid 1349)
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Jan
Neville Goddard
Told
  1. 8 April 1968 estimated
    Source Suffering Is Like That of Daviddelivery claim on lecture nid 1349: Neville lectures catalog #432
    Reasoning The lecture holding the witness passage is dated 1968-04-08 by a certain/exact delivery claim, independently corroborated by the lecture's own content (four days after MLK's real-world 4/4/1968 assassination, with Good Friday/Easter correctly following on 4/12 and 4/14 1968).
  2. 8 April 1968 stated
    Source Suffering Is Like That of DavidSuffering Is Like That of David (nid 1349), telling 1349-5, told 1968-04-08
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Source

  • Suffering Is Like That of David ¶14 (So, a lady tonight, she writes a story. She said, “I heard a voice and the voice within me. At first I woke with these words, ‘Now I understand’ and as I pondered these words, I discovered the words were not uttered by me, they were uttered by my friend …)