Magnetism through pleasure

Magnetism through pleasure

Returning to the Source of Power, Pleasure, and Truth

What if the thing we were taught to hide, shrink, or feel shame about… was actually the source of our deepest power?

In Pussy: A Reclamation, Regena Thomashauer (aka “Mama Gena”) delivers a rally cry for feminine liberation—starting with the reclamation of a single, highly charged word. This book is not just about anatomy. It’s about awakening. About re-rooting pleasure in the body. About shedding centuries of shame and finally coming home to the wild, radiant truth of who you are. It’s a reminder that your body is sacred, your pleasure is intelligent, and your desire is not a distraction—it’s a compass.

ˠ What the Book Is About

Pussy is part memoir, part manifesto, and part sensual devotional. It weaves personal storytelling, cultural commentary, and embodiment practices into a body of work that invites women to stop apologizing and start listening—to their bodies, their truth, their turn-on.

Mama Gena's core belief is this: A woman connected to her pleasure is a woman in her power.

Key themes include:

  • The Power of Language: Reclaiming the word “pussy” as a portal to sovereignty, radiance, and wholeness—rather than something vulgar or shameful.
  • Pleasure as Fuel: Not a reward or indulgence, but a guiding principle. Mama Gena teaches that when a woman prioritizes what feels good, she becomes magnetic and creative.
  • Turn-On as Truth: Desire isn’t frivolous—it’s divine intelligence. Our arousal, curiosity, and longing are sacred breadcrumbs back to ourselves.
  • Sisterhood and Witnessing: Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. The book is also a call to gather, uplift, and witness each other in our full feminine expression.
  • Ritual and Embodiment: From dance breaks to sensual rituals, the book offers playful yet powerful practices to get out of your head and into your body.

☯︎ Connection to Yinful

We don’t separate libido from life force. We believe that desire is an expression of vitality—and that the body responds when we nourish it on all levels: physically, emotionally, and energetically.

Pussy puts words around what so many women feel but don’t know how to express:

  • The grief of being disconnected from our bodies
  • The guilt of wanting more—more rest, more pleasure, more depth
  • The longing to be fully alive, not just functioning

Our TCM-inspired tinctures support hormonal balance and nervous system regulation, Mama Gena’s work supports the inner ecosystem of self-trust, joy, and embodiment.

𓁺 Who Should Read Pussy: A Reclamation

  • Women who need life breathed back into them
  • Feminine creatives and entrepreneurs
  • Anyone needing lightly-culty literature

This book is bold, and it may make you squirm at first—that’s the point. It wants to stir something. To wake you up. To bring you back to the power that’s been inside you all along.

✿ Final Thoughts

This is more than a book—it’s a reclamation. Not just of a word, but of a way of being: turned on, unapologetic, and deeply rooted in your own enoughness.

“A woman connected to her pussy is a woman connected to her power.”
—Mama Gena

In a culture that’s conditioned women to override their instincts and downplay their desire, Pussy is a permission slip to do the opposite.

 

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