Iboga
Iboga acts as the rough grind. It takes you down into the depths of the subconscious, bringing what has long been hidden into the light where it can finally be seen, felt and released. At the same time, it works on the physical body — a deep detox that cleans out on a cellular level, clearing and resetting from the inside out.
Rooted in the Bwiti tradition of Gabon, Africa, Iboga and its active compound, ibogaine, are also drawing growing scientific interest. Early research points to ibogaine's remarkable effect on neuroplasticity — the brain's ability to reorganize and form new neural connections, loosening old patterns and opening the door to new ones. Some researchers are exploring whether it may support neurogenesis — the growth of new neurons — though that remains unproven in humans and the science is still developing. What participants often describe is something like a controlled near-dream state: a long, honest conversation with the self, held safely in ceremony.
At this gathering, there is an option to step into one or two Iboga ceremonies. We strongly suggest two as a starting journey when appropriate: the first can open the conversation, and the second can offer more room to listen and deepen. What is right for you is always guided by your intake, medical screening and the care of the team — never a requirement.











