Some time ago I read in a IT marketing magazine, that there are ca. 1.3 million highly qualified Indian programmers.

I guess that quite a lot of them know or '''practise Yoga'''. From the Patanjali aphorisms and other sources I know that the Yoga adepts are admonished not to share their knowledge with third parties.

As the Yoga literature is freely available now, I see no reason to hide these experiences.

Wouldn't it be nice to be able '''mentally to'''
	* '''edit whole pages''' and rush them in the computer in one flow, or 
	* '''simulate/debug routines'''?

''It is said, that the composer '''W.A.Mozart generated whole music pieces mentally''' on a walk and put them down mechanically afterwards.''

While browsing the Web I came across a homepage, where the concept of
'''CyberYoga''' is developed. This Yoga is a challenging '''synthesis of classical Yoga, Autogenous Training and Computer Science'''. I just drop the German author an email with a link to this page. Perhaps he might be interested to present some of his ideas.

-- FridemarPache

See also: TheSecretOfPower
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The exact opposite of ExtremeProgramming. XP is about doing, not imagining. XP is about sensing the ''real'' program, not dreaming about an imaginary one. For me, it's what a man ''does'' with his head that counts.  --RonJeffries

A good imagination goes well together with 'doing'. -- fp

The operative word being ''together'', perhaps.