1. Medium Cool Meditation Club

Medium Cool Meditation Club is a relaxed, quirky group hosting monthly in-person sessions at a secret Berlin location in Neukölln, plus weekly online meditations. Their approach is casual and friendly, emphasizing community over doctrine or “spiritual pretense.” Spaces are limited and registration is required – but sessions are inclusive, English-language, and a favorite among Berlin’s creative crowd, and we say this without bias.

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More Group Meditations

2. Berlin Dharma Peer-Led Sangha: Peer-led, small English-speaking group meets every Tuesday at 19:15 for Theravada-based, secular-leaning meditation. Open, social, and recommended for those interested in non-hierarchical, community-led sessions.

3. Krumme Lanke Zen Walking Meditations: An informal attempt to establish regular Zen walking meditations in the beautiful Krumme Lanke area – sessions are open, outdoors, and evolving.

3. Berlin Meditation Week (Oneness Cafe and Special Events): Once a year (and occasional spin-offs), Oneness Cafe hosts group meditations, mantra singing, vegetarian feasts, and hybrid workshops. Many events are quite niche – music-centered and guided, sometimes involve runs or outdoor gatherings.

4. Life with Full Attention at Buddhistisches Tor Berlin: An 8-week mindfulness course, sometimes led by renowned teachers (like Maitreyabandhu), in English with international online collaboration – rare in its global reach and the personalities involved.

5. Yoga Hub Berlin – Multilingual Meditation: Community yoga studio with meditation classes in rare languages (English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, French, German), often free for special satellite events or social initiatives.

Additional Offbeat or English-Accessible Groups

Berlin Free and Community: Offers consistently free, beginner-friendly online and in-person sessions, sometimes themed around lesser-known practices or co-hosted with local holistic practitioners..

How to Find the Rarer Groups

Meetup.com and Reddit “r/Berlinsocialclub” are helpful for discovering new, community-led or trial meditation collectives, where experimental formats and unique group intentions are common.
Buddhist or mindfulness centers sometimes offer experimental or limited-run courses, often in English and aimed at international Berliners.

These rare and creative Berlin meditation offerings, alongside the iconic Medium Cool Meditation Club, showcase the city’s diversity of approach, openness to innovation, and inclusive spirit in group mindfulness practice