Topic: Yoga

The Raelian practice of "sensual meditation" is defined as the awakening of the body's senses to refine the mind and intelligence. Parent explains that because all knowledge enters the brain through the senses, developing sensory receptors allows for a deeper connection to the "infinity" within and around an individual. She distinguishes this sensuality from sexuality, describing it as a general appreciation for existence, food, and nature.

Sensual meditation is defined as the awakening of the body to awaken the mind, utilizing sensory receptors to refine human intelligence. Parent distinguishes sensuality from sexuality, noting that pleasure can be derived from simple acts like eating or looking at the sun. The practice is intended to harmonize the individual with the infinity of the universe.