About

My Mission

I am here to ignite liberation—of self, of systems, and of the sacred. Through writing, facilitation, and nature-informed project design, I help people cultivate lives, communities, and offerings that are rooted in purpose, powered by love, and aligned with soul.

My name is B. Christopher Francis—writer, sociologist, ceremonial musician, community weaver, holistic guide, and co-founder of regenerative projects. My work lives at the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern vision, bridging healing and strategy, heart and structure, spirit and soil.

I believe we are meant to live in rhythm with nature, in right relationship with each other, and in alignment with the inner flame that longs to shape a more beautiful world.

What I Do

Across every domain of my work, I serve as a companion—whether through words, music, governance models, or regenerative entrepreneurship.

• Author & Storyteller
  I write books that invite new ways of seeing. My works include The Fracture, Opening Experiences, Living Consensus and Loving Her in All Seasons—each designed to spark the collective imagination and seed new timelines.
• Sociologist & Community Architect
  I co-design living governance systems that help intentional communities thrive—rooted in consensus, compassion, and collective wisdom. Living Consensus is a blueprint for shared leadership and sacred accountability.
• Ceremonial Musician & Spaceholder
  I create acoustic containers that guide people inward. These ceremonies are medicine. They open breath, soften armor, and invite remembrance.
• Holistic Coach, Tutor & Guide
  With a background in education, counseling, and holistic health, I support others in uncovering clarity—whether through tutoring, holistic coaching, or mediation guidance.

My Invitation

This work is for the torchbearers, the misfits, the temple-builders and system-weavers who know another world is possible—and are willing to build it.

If you’re seeking a collaborator, co-dreamer, or companion to help you launch, lead, and liberate:
Let’s talk.

We’re not here to fit in.
We’re here to remember who we are,
and bring it forth—fully.