Tantric Maithuna Ritual - Special

The Maithuna ritual is one of the most intense rituals in Tantra. - for Tantric Beginners - Age: 20 - 45

The Maithuna ritual is one of the most intense and touching experiences within the tantric tradition. It combines meditation, breathwork and mindful touch with a growing energetic presence - and creates a space in which body and consciousness can meet in a new way.

Originally carried out after a long tantric practice, we also open this evening to people who would like to immerse themselves in this form of sensuality for the first time.
All you can bring with you is openness, respect and the willingness to look forward to a special experience to let yourself in.

What to expect

The evening begins with a guided meditation and a gentle, energizing breathing practice. Step by step, the experience becomes more physical - always in a clearly structured process and under mindful guidance.

As the practice progresses, the practice deepens through conscious touch sequences and gentle massage elements, which help to open the body, deepen the breathing and refine inner perception. All touches are respectful, guided and in a safe environment.

The focus of the evening is the energetic confluence of Shakti and Shiva - the encounter of the female and male principles, regardless of gender or identity.
This connection can be experienced silently, meditatively and purely energetically or - depending on consent - also close to the body.
Nothing happens without something clear Consent.

An essential part of this ritual is the mindful change of partners. This allows you to experience different energetic qualities, different forms of presence and new types of resonance. Each person decides for themselves how closely and how intensively they want to practice. Boundaries are clearly respected. We create a space in which couples and singles feel equally safe and in good hands. As with all of our workshops, we consciously make sure to have a higher proportion of female participants in order to strengthen and balance the female energy on this evening. In our world, unfortunately, we have a dominance of male energy. In our workshops we would like to turn this around. The female energy dominates the evening.

The workshop is therefore primarily aimed at couples and single women.
Single men can take part if we know them personally.
If you would like to take part as a man without a partner, please contact us directly before booking - so we can clarify together whether participating in this evening is right for you and the group is.

Questions & Contact:

You probably have some questions about this workshop. Please contact us in advance via the website: www.veda.berlin.


The Maithuna ritual is one of the most profound and moving experiences within the tantric tradition. It weaves together meditation, breathwork, and mindful touch with an expanding energetic presence—creating a space where body and awareness can meet in a new way.

Originally practiced only after many years of tantric training, we now open this evening to those who wish to explore this form of sensuality for the very first time.
All you need to bring is openness, respect, and a willingness to enter this experience with presence and awareness.

What to Expect

The evening begins with guided meditation and gentle, energizing breathwork. Step by step, the experience more embodied—always within a clear structure and with becomes, steady guidance.

As the practice unfolds, we introduce conscious touch and soft massage elements designed to open the body, deepen the breath, and refine inner perception. All touch is guided, respectful, and held within a safe, clearly defined space.

At the heart of the ritual is the energetic meeting of Shakti and Shiva—the feminine and masculine principles, expressed here independent of gender or identity.
This meeting can be experienced quietly and meditatively, or—if mutually agreed—through closer physical connection.
Nothing takes place without clear, enthusiastic consent.

A key part of this ritual is the mindfully facilitated exchange of partners. This allows you to experience different energetic qualities, forms of presence, and personal resonance. Each participant chooses individually how close, slow, or intense they wish their practice to be. Boundaries are honored at all times.

A Space for Women, Couples & Selected Single Men

We create an environment in which both couples and single participants can feel safe, welcomed, and supported.
As in all our workshops, we intentionally work with a higher number of female participants to shift the energetic balance of the evening. In a world often shaped by dominant masculine energy, we choose to elevate and center the feminine quality throughout this ritual.

For this reason, the workshop is primarily designed for couples and single women.
Single men are welcome if we know them personally.
If you are a man wishing to attend on your own, please contact us before booking so we can ensure that your participation feels right for you and for the group.

Questions & Contact

If you have questions about the workshop—or if you're unsure whether it’s the right experience for you—feel free to reach out through our website:
www.veda.berlin

We design these workshops as a shared passion project - not as a source of income. Our focus is on building a lively community that meets regularly, exchanges ideas and grows together.

That's why we deliberately keep the prices low and base them exclusively on the actual costs. In order for this model to work, we invite our participants to support us from time to time - for example in preparing the room or cleaning up after the workshops.

This creates a space that is not "booked", but rather shared: by people who want to get involved, connect and be part of a mindful, open community.

We run these workshops as a community-driven passion project - not as a source of income. Our focus is on building a vibrant, returning group of people who meet regularly, connect with each other, and grow together.

This is why we keep our prices intentionally low, covering only the actual costs. To make this model sustainable, we invite participants to support us occasionally – for example by helping prepare the space or assisting with tidying up after a session.

In this way, the workshop becomes a shared space, not something simply “consumed” but co-created – held by people who contribute, connect, and want to be part of a mindful, open community.