But in this frame, you can use the sense of touch, the sense of taste, the sense of, well, smell, the sense of sight. In her case, because she’s trained as an operator she uses the sense of hearing. And so, were she here tonight, I would ask anyone to turn to her. She’ll do it quickly and easily. It doesn’t cost her anything, she doesn’t charge for it, and she’s a simple, perfectly wonderful lady who knows how to tune in and she can hear what she wants to hear. As she said to me in the letter, “Why, Neville, it’s the easiest thing in the world if one would only listen until they hear it.” And if you really believe you’re going to hear it, you’ll hear it. It will come as an audible sound and be exactly as you have predetermined it; and not just a sound, it will be the sound of the one who asked it of you. It will be unique. After you have heard it, who could disturb you?300 ¶22