This is a traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nganga (healer and shaman) of the Bwiti Missoko tradition and the community, using the root bark of the African medicine plant, iboga.

This is a traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nganga (healer and shaman) of the Bwiti Missoko tradition and the community, using the root bark of the African medicine plant, iboga.

This is a fully traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nyma (consecrated shaman/priest/healer) of the Bwiti Dissoumba Fang tradition and the community, using the roots of the African medicine plants (iboga). We offer Bwiti Dissoumba Fang initiations (group and private) all year long.

This is a traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nganga (healer and shaman) of the Bwiti Missoko tradition and the community, using the root bark of the African medicine plant, iboga.

This is a fully traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nyma (consecrated shaman/priest/healer) of the Bwiti Dissoumba Fang tradition and the community, using the roots of the African medicine plants (iboga). We offer Bwiti Dissoumba Fang initiations (group and private) all year long.

This is a fully traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nyma (consecrated shaman/priest/healer) of the Bwiti Dissoumba Fang tradition and the community, using the roots of the African medicine plants (iboga). We offer Bwiti Dissoumba Fang initiations (group and private) all year long.

This is a traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nganga (healer and shaman) of the Bwiti Missoko tradition and the community, using the root bark of the African medicine plant, iboga.

This is a traditional multi-day ritual facilitated by a consecrated Nganga (healer and shaman) of the Bwiti Missoko tradition and the community, using the root bark of the African medicine plant, iboga.

This multi-day initiation is deeply rooted in ancient tradition and facilitated by a consecrated Nima—a shaman, priest, and healer—of the Bwiti Fang tradition (Mimbara branch) from Gabon. It takes place in Luxor, Egypt, and involves the utilization of the roots of African medicinal plants (iboga).