A New Thought leader tells Neville he intends to make money in New York

Neville recalls an unnamed New Thought leader who, back in 1943, told him he was coming to New York purely to make money in the New Thought movement; Neville contrasts this with the leader's now-wealthy, spotlight-seeking career, and with a visiting former Macy's employee weighing whether to join a similar path.
Date (happened)
1943
certain
  1. 1943 conclusion
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1943 (passage:540186).
  2. 1943 stated · preferred
    Source Feel Deeply ¶19passage 540186 (lecture nid 1457), 'Back in 1943, this same man told me he was coming to New York for only one purpose and that was to make money in the so-called New Thought movement.'
    Reasoning Neville states the year directly as a plain recollection of what the (unnamed) New Thought leader told him. Year only stated; no month or day given.
Place
New York City possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 30 May 1969 conclusion
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1969-05-30 (node:1457).
  2. 30 May 1969 stated
    Source Feel Deeplydelivery claims d0 (catalog #562) and d1 (chrome byline '5/30/69') on lecture nid 1457, both certain and agreeing, and corroborated internally by the lecture's own Memorial Day 1969 anchor.
    Reasoning The lecture 'Feel Deeply', in which Neville recounts this remark, is dated 1969-05-30 by two independently agreeing certain sources plus the lecture's own internal Memorial Day reference. This is the telling date, 26 years after the remark itself.
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