#120 Why a Sexually Liberated Woman Is Society’s Biggest Threat

What if menopause was the most creative chapter of your life? In this episode of Timeless Teaching, I had no idea how much fun we’d have in this episode with Christine Mason. She’s a mother of four, a grandmother, a tantra practitioner, and the founder of Rose Woman—and she brings decades of embodied wisdom to the mic. From growing up Catholic to exploring classical tantra, Christine’s journey is anything but ordinary. We talk about sex, spirituality, aging, and why pleasure doesn’t end at 50 (or 80). And yes, she’s written the book on it—literally.

Discussion Topics: Why a Sexually Liberated Woman Is Society’s Biggest Threat

• What if a free, sensual woman was the biggest threat to society?
• Ever felt like your body’s wisdom got silenced too soon?
• Unity consciousness, sex, and why nothing is off-limits.
• Want to raise a daughter who never doubts her body?
• The sex talk you wish someone had at 20.
• Could giving birth actually be… divine?
• Is this just stress… or the start of perimenopause?
• Sex after 50: still juicy or totally over?
• Can we age without disappearing?
• Her biggest desire for the year… and it’s not what you think

Our Guest: Christine Mason

Christine Marie Mason is a founder, author, and the creative force behind Rosebud Woman, a pioneering intimate wellness brand. She’s also the host of The Rose Woman podcast, where she explores themes of liberation, embodiment, and conscious living. With over 20 years of experience building companies—including multiple $100M+ exits—Christine brings deep business insight to her mission of creating a more just, joyful, and connected world. Her journey also includes two decades of study in yoga, tantra, and healing, and she’s the author of eight books on self-care, social change, and spiritual practice. Christine is a mother of four, a grandmother, and splits her time between California and Hawai’i.