A gathering devoted to the power, clarity, and depth of the elder feminine.
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A gathering devoted to the power, clarity, and depth of the elder feminine. ❧
Welcome to the Crones, Hags & Elder Wise Women of Power Summit,
Together we explore the archetypes of Crone, Hag, and Wise Woman—not as endings, but as initiations into sovereignty, embodiment, and truth.
This is a space for lived wisdom, radical presence, and the intelligence that comes through time. We honor the body, pleasure, intuition, and the power of becoming more fully yourself.
As part of this offering, you are invited to receive a free download of my book, Mantra, Tantra, Ayahuasca—an exploration of devotion, embodiment, and the sacred intelligence within.
Also, as a small gift to support your path of care and embodiment, you can also enjoy $25 off your purchase of $75 or more at Rosebud Woman. Use code RECLAIM at checkout—this includes free shipping on orders over $75.* Offer applies at checkout and expires August 1, 2026.
*Limit one per customer. Valid for first-time customers only.
If this resonates, I invite you to continue the inquiry with me through The Museletter, The Rose Woman Podcast, and my courses and retreats.
XO,
Christine Marie
Mantra, Tantra, Ayahuasca
Ecstasy, Devotion, and the Return of the Holy Body
What if your birthright was unconditional love, full presence, deep connection—and even ecstasy?
Not as a peak experience touched once on a mountaintop, but as an ordinary state of being. Transcendent and embodied at once.
Many of us feel a split we cannot name. God is up there. The body is down here. Spirit is pure; flesh is fallen. We reach for transcendence and leave ourselves behind. We glimpse something vast—in love, in nature, in music, in altered states—and then return to a life organized as if those moments were irrelevant.
Christine Marie Mason spent decades navigating this divide—running companies, raising children, seeking the sacred in prescribed methods that never quite delivered. Then she found another way.
Mantra, Tantra, and Ayahuasca traces three intertwined pathways that returned her to wholeness: the sonic devotion of kirtan, the radical embodiment of classical and neo-tantra, and the visionary medicine of plant allies. Each opened the others. Each demanded responsibility, humility, and discernment. Each returned her not to an abstract heaven, but to the ordinary world—more present, more available, more alive.
This is not spirituality as escape. It is spirituality as return—to the body, to the earth, to the felt sense of being woven into something vast and alive.
Reading this book feels like sitting with a wise friend who has traveled far and returned with good news. The tone is intimate and warm, honest about the failures and the mess, poetic but grounded in real life. You may find yourself breathing more deeply. You may feel permission landing in places that have been waiting for it. You may recognize something you have always sensed but never heard spoken aloud.
Written for seekers who are done with borrowed beliefs and ready for direct experience. For those who suspect that what they've been taught to transcend might actually be the doorway. For anyone who has glimpsed the luminous and wants to live there—not by leaving the body behind, but by inhabiting it fully.
Coherence, not intensity, became the compass. There is no profane. There is only life, asking to be met whole.
What if your birthright was unconditional love, full presence, deep connection—and even ecstasy?
Not as a peak experience touched once on a mountaintop, but as an ordinary state of being. Transcendent and embodied at once.
Many of us feel a split we cannot name. God is up there. The body is down here. Spirit is pure; flesh is fallen. We reach for transcendence and leave ourselves behind. We glimpse something vast—in love, in nature, in music, in altered states—and then return to a life organized as if those moments were irrelevant.
Christine Marie Mason spent decades navigating this divide—running companies, raising children, seeking the sacred in prescribed methods that never quite delivered. Then she found another way.
Mantra, Tantra, and Ayahuasca traces three intertwined pathways that returned her to wholeness: the sonic devotion of kirtan, the radical embodiment of classical and neo-tantra, and the visionary medicine of plant allies. Each opened the others. Each demanded responsibility, humility, and discernment. Each returned her not to an abstract heaven, but to the ordinary world—more present, more available, more alive.
This is not spirituality as escape. It is spirituality as return—to the body, to the earth, to the felt sense of being woven into something vast and alive.
Reading this book feels like sitting with a wise friend who has traveled far and returned with good news. The tone is intimate and warm, honest about the failures and the mess, poetic but grounded in real life. You may find yourself breathing more deeply. You may feel permission landing in places that have been waiting for it. You may recognize something you have always sensed but never heard spoken aloud.
Written for seekers who are done with borrowed beliefs and ready for direct experience. For those who suspect that what they've been taught to transcend might actually be the doorway. For anyone who has glimpsed the luminous and wants to live there—not by leaving the body behind, but by inhabiting it fully.
Coherence, not intensity, became the compass. There is no profane. There is only life, asking to be met whole.
Use code “RECLAIM” and enjoy $25 off your purchase of $75 or more at Rosebud Woman. Limit one per customer. Valid for first-time customers only.
