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Bwiti: School of Life

This course introduces the Gabonese culture and the spiritual practice of Bwiti (with the use of ibogaine). The course informs people about how the whole ritual takes place.

Provider

Ceiba

English

Schedule

5 hour

Enrollment

$90

Decision Summary

Best fit
People interested in Gabonese culture, Bwiti, iboga, plant medicine, sustainability, and the cultural context of healing and spirituality.
Format
Self-paced
Time commitment
5 hours
Credential signal
Not listed
Delivery
Self-paced

Course Overview

This course introduces the Gabonese culture and the spiritual practice of Bwiti (with the use of ibogaine). The course hopes to inform people about how the whole ritual takes place.

Bwiti: School of Life is a series of four recorded webcasts that aims to educate people about the traditional use of iboga in Gabon, known as le bois sacre ("the sacred wood"). It will provide an in-depth look at the traditional uses of iboga in Gabon, including how it serves as a medicine and a way of life, and discuss themes related to plant medicine and sustainability.

The webcasts will feature short video clips from villages in Gabon where traditional Bwiti is practised, as well as guest presentations and discussions. The series aims to provide a unique educational opportunity by exploring the cultural context of iboga's use and how it has influenced global culture and approaches to healing and spirituality.

Who is this for?

People interested in Gabonese culture, Bwiti, iboga, plant medicine, sustainability, and the cultural context of healing and spirituality.

About the Provider

Ibogaine preparation, integration, and aftercare coaching platform founded in 2009 by Jonathan Dickinson, former Director of the Global Ibogaine Therapy Alliance. Ceiba provides personalized one-on-one coaching across all phases of the ibogaine experience, grounded in harm reduction, neurodiversity, and spiritual emergence perspectives, and offers a free weekly recovery group for ibogaine treatment alumni.

Course FAQ

Who is this course for?

People interested in Gabonese culture, Bwiti, iboga, plant medicine, sustainability, and the cultural context of healing and spirituality.

What is the format and time commitment?

Format: Self-paced. Time commitment: 5 hour.

How much does it cost?

The listed price is $90. Confirm the latest tuition, fees, and payment options with [object Object].

Is this course currently available?

The current listing status is No New Dates. Use the provider website for the latest enrollment status.

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