Everyday is one to honour the dead as well as embrace the life we have. To know when you will pass on is what we, in the Bwiti tradition, refer to as God stuff. This truth humbles the psyche and can make it easier to...
If you want answers, you get answers! About 95% of the time 'the problem is not the problem'. Iboga will easily cut through the clutter and nonsense to give you your very own personalized answers to your most pressing issues that need to be resolved -...
As the BC wild fires raged on we felt the reality in our lungs and with a dense covering of smoke that blocked the pristine mountains surrounding the retreats. A comet touched down close enough to shake the retreat house on a recovery day and...
Are you in a pattern of making life more difficult then it needs to be? Many people are not aware of the impact that their habitual thinking has on their lives. In other words, the saying 'its just my luck' or 'I never win' is you co-creating the...
KARINE, MARCH 2017 Dear circle! I just got back home from a one week retreat with the Iboga plant medicine in West Vancouver and I want to let you know that it has brought me back to life in a miraculous fashion! It has transformed me in such...
The following is the first hand account of a recent IbogaSoul guest. Enjoy! After a big journey to discover who I truly am, I resorted to doing Iboga with that intent in mind. At first, it was with dmt, than it was lsd, than it was Ayahuasca...
Bwiti (b-WE-tee) is a traditional spiritual path from Gabon, Africa -- meaning "The study of Life ". It is a tradition built around the sacrament Iboga. [caption id="attachment_8" align="alignleft" width="300"] IbogaSoul only uses the full Iboga root directly from our village in Gabon, Africa.[/caption] Iboga is a plant...
Iboga & The Purpose of Life Let this conversation begin with a reminder that the only way to truly know something is by experiencing it. Iboga is such a self exploratory tool that it allows the journeyer to re-evaluate parts of their life from a neutral perspective brimming...
Sleep. No need for a dramatic long winded introduction here because we're going to keep this simple. If the average night's sleep is eight hours (ie one third of a day), one sleeps for one third of one's life. If you live, say, 75 years, that's 25 years asleep, or 9,125 days. Huge...
First off you might think "What is a post about flying across the country with a baby doing on an Iboga website?" Great question friend! To answer your query it's important to share that along with providing Iboga we also share the oral Bwiti tradition from Gabon, Africa. Bwiti...