In a 1949 lecture series in Milwaukee, Neville met the head chemist at Allis-Chalmers, Professor Imhoff, and debated with him about entropy and the alterability of the past.
Place: Milwaukee
Person: Neville Goddard
Date (happened)
1949
unresolved
- 1949
- 1949
- between 1939 and 1945
- 1949
- 1949
- before 22 July 1968
Place
Told / reported
- 1968
- 22 March 1963
- 22 July 1968
- 3 March 1972
- 15 February 1966
- 3 April 1972
Sources
Source
- Neville Goddard Feynman Time Creation Is Finished ¶1 (it was 1949 that I gave a series of lectures in Milwaukee... the head chemist at Allis-Chalmers came to my meetings)
- Is Christ Your Imagination ¶26 (And then, about two months later, I was in New York City, and he sent me this wonderful clipping from the Science Newsletter, the story which I told you the last evening you were here, which was the story of the positron.)
- Faith July 22 Marines Memorial Club San Francisco ¶17 (Well, he questioned my sanity, but he was an awfully nice chap. His name was Professor Imhoff. He was the head of the department of this chemical setup.)
- The Name of God Is the Key to Understanding the Bible ¶47 (So I said, “I don’t know, I’m not a scientist, I only know I can alter the past.”)
- Justified States ¶7 (I’ll go back now to 1949. I was in Milwaukee, and I gave a series of lectures on the Bible. And this couple, he was a physicist, the head physicist, of Allis-Chalmers.)