The Final Link To 30 West 72nd This Is Neville Goddards Real Teacher Abdullah

07 Oct The Final Link to 30 West 72nd: This Is Neville Goddard’s Real Teacher, Abdullah

Foundation & Context

Atlantic City (1919–1923)

Which Abdullah? Sorting Evidence from Myth in Neville Goddard Research

Neville Goddard Research: Abdullah published “Science of Applied Mind Control and Wealth of Abdoullahistic Metaphysiology” (1923)

Neville Goddard’s Abdullah: When ‘Modeste Guillaume’ Became G. Mahmud-Ahmad: The 1923 Pivot

NYC & The Music (1924–1935)

The Abdullah Investigation: The Hidden Teacher of Neville Goddard – Part 4: Abdullah Identified – The Baritone Mystic of Atlantic City and 30 West 72nd Street

The Final Link to 30 West 72nd: This Is Neville Goddard’s Real Teacher, Abdullah

The Music of “The Law”: How Abdullah Encoded Neville Goddard’s Teaching in Nine Lost Songs of 1935

“I am standing in his place on 72nd Street, off Central Park West; that’s where he lived. He lived at 30 West 72nd Street.” – Neville Goddard “Gift’s Bestowed By God“

This piece delivers the missing proof that the Atlantic City “G. Mahmud Ahmad Abdoullah” is the very Abdullah who mentored Neville Goddard in New York.

Up until now, we could show that the Atlantic City baritone-mystic Abdullah/Abdallah/Abdoullah fit the profile of Neville’s teacher.

What we lacked, until now, was a clean, Manhattan-dated bridge that put Abdullah on West 72nd Street. Now we have it.

In Abdullah Identified – The Baritone Mystic of Atlantic City and 30 West 72nd Street we followed the gradual shift from a baritone music professor with a Bel Canto studio (1905-1919) in Atlantic City to spiritualist/metaphysician (1920 on)

In Part 4.5 – Houdini to Yogananda: Following Neville Goddard’s Abdullah from Atlantic City to NYC, we traced Abdullah’s Atlantic City pressures with the 1927 storage auction of his household goods, the Houdini spy, Ruth Mackenberg’s 1929 “Allicia Bunck” certificate splashed across newspapers nationwide. We found clippings of Abdullah offering open Sunday lectures on What Is Truth?, The Unity, The Ancient Way Restored, Detaching Mind from Self at 100 West 72nd.

To recap the Atlantic City to New York transition. Let’s look at some clippings.

1927

New York Times, Apr 9, 1927 (display ad)

Free Public Lecture

by G. Mahmud Ahmad Abdoullah

Egyptian Master of the Mysteries

Manhattan Church, Broadway at 76th St.

Sunday, 3:30 P. M.

Subject: “The Future of America, as Foretold by the Ancient Archives of Egypt.”

Brooklyn/Eagle- May 29, 1927

Observes Citizenship Day.

Citizenship Day was observed yesterday by the Women’s Press Club of New York City at the Waldorf.

Addresses were made by G. Mahmud Ahmad Abdoullah, J. Campbell White, Vice President of the Biblical Seminary of New York; Orrin C. Lester, Vice President of the Bowery Savings Bank, and ex-Judge Thomas C. T. Crain of the Court of General Sessions. Guests of honor included … (rest of names follow)… The final social meeting of the Press Club … at the Waldorf-Astoria. … An address, “The World’s Greatest Servant Has Become the Master,” will be given by G. Madrud Ahmad Abdoullah… (program list follows)“I have seen scientists, doctors, lawyers, bankers, from every walk of life seek an audience with old Abdullah, and everyone Who came thought themselves honoured to be admitted to his home and to receive an interview. If he was ever invited out, and he was, he was always the honoured guest. He said, “Neville, you must first start with self. Find self, don’t be ashamed ever of the being you are. Discover it and start the changing of that self” – Neville Goddard How We Met (3/10/1964)

1928

New York Times, Nov 3, 1928 (display ad)

G. M. AKHMAD ABDOULLAH