Lecture · November 22, 1966
Neville Goddard Lecture: “Occupant or Inmate” (1966)
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(This lecture was slightly abbreviated and originally typed by someone else. Tape?) Tonight’s subject is Occupant or Inmate. An occupant dwells in; one who establishes title to unknown property by dwelling in it. An inmate is confined, as in a prison or asylum. An occupant is free to come and go; chances are he doesn’t really move and remains just where he i…