Now what I want is that one tape in two days must be finished for being composed. This does not mean that one tape has to be finished so quickly, but the arrangement should be made in such a way that after some time the process will produce at least fifteen tapes completely in one month or 30 days. The process should be in the same way as I have suggested for painting of the pictures. The process is like this. Suppose on Monday you receive the tape number 17, let it be transcribed in two days by someone "A.'' Then in the next two days (days 3 and 4) someone "B'' edits it. Then in the next two days (days 5 and 6) another "C'' edits it for the second time. Then Mr. "D'' gives it the diacritical marks, and then it is ready for composing. With diacritical marks, one copy should come to me for my record. The idea is that this #17 tape takes 7 days to the point of composition. In the meantime, tape #18 is coming into the process just in the same order. So I receive the final copy of tape #18 just 2 days after receiving tape #17 copy. If you follow this process, then ultimately we shall be finishing one tape in two days.
Letter to Satsvarupa, 28 February, 1970