This book explores the Bwiti tradition as a complete initiatory path, grounded in an ancestral body of knowledge and a structured mystical practice. Transmitted under the guidance of a certified master, this tradition seeks an intimate understanding of the self, of God, and of the laws governing both the visible and invisible worlds, in the spirit of the ancient maxim “know thyself and you shall know the universe.” The book also examines the central role of iboga, a sacred wood endemic to Gabon, used as a tool to connect with the invisible realm. It further sheds light on the spiritual and therapeutic dimensions of the Bwiti tradition, particularly in addressing physical and emotional ailments that Western medicine often struggles to resolve. A demanding and contemplative work, intended to awaken consciousness and to be approached with openness, discernment and depth.
