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INTRODUCTION Yoga affects us in ways that are more direct and substantial than just about any other stimulus. We don't know why. We can only begin to understand how. Somewhere between yoga practice and the fullness of our relationships to yoga as an art form lay the pieces of a complex neurological phenomenon. At the interaction of yoga, neurobiology, diverse cognitive processes, and Autism, is the opportunity to construct therapeutic solutions that can simultaneously leverage findings from all of these areas, and direct an experience that can be maximally therapeutic, creative, adaptable, and measurable.