Black Mountain Circle serves as a cultural and community catalyst inspiring people to care more deeply for the earth and each other. We bring wisdomkeepers, activists and storytellers to our home base in Point Reyes to help us re-story our connection to nature, community and spirit.

A Difficult Decision

It is with many mixed emotions that we’re writing to let you know we’ve decided to dissolve Black Mountain Circle. This decision came out of a 50 day prayer that Kamala and Kailea began on Earth Day. We intentionally placed our work down as part of quieting our minds that were so eager to find a solution to running an events-based organization during this pandemic, and to let ourselves soften to receive a message on the right way forward.
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Explore Questions

These are perilous times. But great shadow is cast in great light. What more can we do? How can we stay inspired—the most fertile place for change—when what we hold dear is at stake? These questions are designed to cultivate resilience, community, and earth stewardship by telling the ever-inspiring story of nature and our place in it.

How Do You Experience the Sacred in the Land?

How Can We Better Support Our Indigenous Allies?

Can We Connect Across Generations?

What Does Spiritual Ecology Mean to You?

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