Neville Goddard - "If Any Two Agree" - complete lecture recording in his voice

Neville Goddard - "If Any Two Agree"
Complete recording of his lecture in his own voice
"Everything must be governed by love... I acquaint you with a principle; I leave you to your choice and its risks."
"Don't take what I said and change it to make it conform to what you feel I OUGHT to have said!"
Neville Goddard encouraged the students at his lectures to tape record his lectures and distribute those tapes so that his teachings would be preserved as he presented them without alteration. With his encouragement, multiple students at his lectures frequently made their own tapes for home use, and, as a result, multiple "different" recordings of "the same lectures" may potentially exist!
I am not certain of the provenance of the source audio recording used for this video (whom at the lecture originally recorded it, who first digitized it, etc), but to the best of my knowledge, this recording is in the public domain.
Scriptural and other citations
@1:13 - Matthew 18: 19
@2:27 - Matthew 19: 26
@2:35 - Matthew 9: 23
@4:44 - Neville referenced, in multiple lectures, this affirmation used by physicist Dr. Robert Milliken: "I have a lavish, steady, dependable income, consistent with integrity and mutual benefit." The story, as Neville related it elsewhere, was that Milliken locked himself in a room for 16 hours and meditated on this affirmation, and thereafter experienced the wealthy state he had affirmed.
@9:11 - Ephesians 4: 4-6 (paraphrased)
@9:20 - Poem by Percy Byshe Shelley: "Love's Philosophy"
@17:08 - Deuteronomy 32: 39
@19:53 - John 8: 36
@20:07 - 1 Samuel 17
@22:06 - 2 Corinthians 12:9
@23:00 - Acts 9:4-5
@27:39 - Essay by William Butler Yeats: "Ideas of Good and Evil"
@29:24 - John 8:23
@29:49 - The story of Esau and Jacob is told in the book of Genesis, chapters 25-27. Neville referenced this story in numerous lectures and writings.
@30.44 - Genesis 25:23, James Moffatt translation
@31:08 - 1 Corinthians 15:47
@39:29 - Douglas Fawcett, unknown work, but probably his book DIVINE IMAGINING. Neville quoted Fawcett's work frequently, often without citing it.
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