Neville's postwar Barbados voyage in 1945

Date (happened)
c. December 1945
probable
  1. c. December 1945 conclusion · probable
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: c. 1945-12 (passage:543708).
  2. c. December 1945 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Eternal States ¶25passage 543708 (lecture nid 1768): 'the war broke in the end of 1945 ... the first ship out of there I sailed' (per processing notes, he means the war ended), corroborated by passage 544236 (nid 1783, certain, 1971-07-19): 'I sailed the end of December -- New Year's'
    Why The same passage's later line, 'committed to a series of lectures in New York City in 1945 beginning the first day of May', is internally inconsistent with an end-of-1945 sailing (a May commitment made after sailing end-of-1945 would fall in 1946); left as transcribed per the processing notes' policy of preserving quirks, not corrected here.
    Reasoning He states he sailed on the first available ship after the war ended, dated to the end of 1945; an independent, certainly-dated telling of the same postwar Barbados voyage (nid 1783) fixes it more precisely as the end of December, so the sailing is circa December 1945.
Place
from New York City
to Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 20 February 1964 conclusion · probable
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1964-02-20 (node:1768).
  2. 20 February 1964 stated · probable
    Source Eternal Stateslecture nid 1768's only delivery claim (d0, probable, chrome dateline '2/20/64')
    Reasoning He recounts the postwar Barbados voyage from the platform in this lecture ('Eternal States'), whose only delivery claim is graded probable, so the told claim is capped at probable rather than certain.
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