Neville holds daily private 'Office Hours' interviews in NYC

For about 12 years Neville held free half-hour private interviews five days a week, 1-5:30pm, in New York.

Place: New York City

Person: Neville Goddard

Date (happened)
17 December 1963
unresolved
  1. 17 December 1963 stated · preferred
    Source What Shall You Ask of Me ¶40"before coming on the platform tonight", told in What Shall You Ask of Me (nid 1119)
  2. 1943 stated · probable
    Source The Finances Of Neville Goddard What He Charged For Lectures And Why He Never Charged For Private Interviews ¶34"details the New York “Office Hours” (approx. 1943–1955)"
  3. before 1967 bound
    Source Keep the Sabbath ¶42"years ago", told in Keep the Sabbath (nid 1827)
    Reasoning v1.1/l0.5/retype/w1: type stated -> bound. The only temporal cue is 'years ago' in the telling lecture; the attached year equals that lecture's own date, so it is inferred from the practice predating its retelling rather than asserted directly.
  4. before April 1957 bound · probable
    Source Keep the Sabbath ¶42
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 017)
    Reasoning Passage 545852: 'years ago in New York City I would devote five days a week between one and five to personal interviews. I haven't done it since I left New York.' His New York residence ends 1957-04 (20465, 18271), so the practice, which lasted 'for years', was over by then.
Place
New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 1967 stated · probable · preferred
    Source The Finances Of Neville Goddard What He Charged For Lectures And Why He Never Charged For Private Interviews
  2. 17 December 1963 stated
    Source What Shall You Ask of MeWhat Shall You Ask of Me (nid 1119), telling 1119-4, told 1963-12-17
  3. 1971 stated
    Source InvisibleInvisible (nid 1981), telling 1981-4, told 1971
  4. 3 March 1967 stated
    Source Keep the SabbathKeep the Sabbath (nid 1827), telling 1827-16, told 1967-03-03
Sources

Source

  • The Finances Of Neville Goddard What He Charged For Lectures And Why He Never Charged For Private Interviews ¶34 (details the New York “Office Hours” (approx. 1943–1955))
  • What Shall You Ask of Me ¶40 (I’ve had about five or six interviews before coming on the platform tonight, and I made a composite picture, and just simply assume that they all are telling me the things they would like to tell me.)
  • Invisible ¶16 (I know in New York City, when I used to have these interviews, I would just stay tired at the end of the day. That’s why I stopped them. And so I would have, say, two an hour—give each person a half an hour.)
  • Repentance: A Gift of God ¶38 (I have had interviews with people who will say to me, this is what I would like, but I must first tell you. Don’t tell me anything. Tell me what you want.)
  • Keep the Sabbath ¶42 (but years ago in New York City I would devote five days a week between the hours of one and five to personal interviews. I haven’t done it since I left New York, and I will not resume it, it’s very tiring.)