Meditative S*X Explained | Intimacy, PLEASURE & Taboo | Meher Malik | Makes Sense 47

Se*uality has always been a fundamental part of human existence, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and controlled aspects of our lives—especially when it comes to women. In this episode of *Makes Sense*, we sit down with the incredible Meher Malik to discuss the hidden truths about s*xuality, the secrets that were deliberately kept from us, and the ways in which history has shaped our understanding of intimacy and pleasure.

For centuries, India was a land of spiritual and sexual openness, a place where love, desire, and intimacy were celebrated in their most natural and sacred forms. Ancient scriptures, sculptures, and traditions openly acknowledged the power of sexuality—not just as a means of procreation but as an essential part of human connection and self-exploration. However, with invasions, colonisation, and the imposition of foreign moralities, much of this wisdom was erased or hidden.

Meher Malik takes us on a journey through this forgotten past, helping us rediscover the deep connections between sexuality, spirituality, and self-awareness. She shares insights on how sexuality was once seen as a pathway to higher consciousness and enlightenment, but over time, it became a subject of shame, restriction, and taboo—especially for women.

A major theme of this episode is control—the ways in which women's sexuality has been policed, shaped, and manipulated by societal norms. From cultural conditioning to religious narratives, from the lack of sex education to the shame associated with pleasure, there is a long history of restricting women’s autonomy over their own bodies.

We discuss:
How ancient India embraced sexuality before colonial suppression
Why women’s sexuality has been feared and controlled
The impact of shame and guilt on sexual expression
The role of media, family, and education in shaping our beliefs about intimacy
How we can reclaim our natural connection to pleasure

One of the most fascinating parts of this conversation is the discussion around meditative union and Tantra. While the modern world often misinterprets Tantra as simply a sexual practice, its true essence is about balance, connection, and a deeper understanding of oneself and one’s partner.

Meher explains how intimacy, when approached with awareness and mindfulness, can be a tool for spiritual growth rather than just physical gratification. She also sheds light on how the fear of women's sexual empowerment has led to centuries of misinformation and suppression.


This episode is a breath of fresh air for those seeking to challenge outdated notions and embrace a more authentic understanding of sexuality. It encourages listeners to question the beliefs they have inherited and to explore new perspectives with an open mind.

S*xuality is not something to be hidden or feared—it is an intrinsic part of who we are. When we begin to see it as a source of empowerment rather than shame, we unlock a deeper sense of self and connection.

We know this topic is layered, complex, and often uncomfortable, but that’s exactly why it’s so important to talk about it. So, we invite you to share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage in the discussion in the comments below.

Let’s break the silence together!

What are your thoughts on sexuality and its connection to spirituality?
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:42 The Ranveer Controversy
00:02:49 What does sacred sexuality mean?
00:08:34 The Suppression of Women’s Sexuality in India
00:14:38 Are we all having shameful s*x?
00:22:26 A Mother's Unfulfilled Desire & Its Impact on the Next Generation
00:32:00 S*x- A Sacred Bond Between Two Souls
00:43:37 S*x- Deeper Than Just Physical Intimacy
00:53:12 Spiritual Sexuality
01:03:43 True Femininity- Explained
01:10:26 Getting rid of the toxicity
01:12:12 You need to communicate your needs
01:16:42 Embracing Femininity in a Practical Life