When
I was a student in evening school, I worked at a simple job during
the day to earn my tuition. Once I got a job as a typist at a
company where conventional manual typewriters were still used.
When several people were typing, the discordant clatter of the
typewriters gave me neurasthenia.
In
an effort to block out the noise and with a longing to hear Master's
voice and teachings, I wore earphones to listen to Master's audio-taped
lectures at work. During one such session, I unconsciously reached
perfect concentration and my fingers hit the keys so fast that
I was practically as quick as a typists with two years' experience.
I did not have to look at the keyboard. Typing became an automatic
reflex action and my fingers could find the right keys with perfect
precision.