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Are You Ready To Face Yourself with Rupi Moussanza
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Rupi Moussanza is the co-founder of Iboga Medicine, where she serves as a provider and integration guide.
Iboga is a powerful and sacred plant traditionally used by the Bwiti people of Gabon, where it has been honored for generations as a source of wisdom, clarity, and spiritual awakening. Rupi’s work is informed by her own healing experience with Iboga, as well as training within the Bwiti tradition, and combines traditional practice with trauma-informed awareness and modern integration support.
She works with guests before, during, and after ceremonies, with a particular focus on helping them integrate their experiences into meaningful and sustainable changes in their lives.
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Iboga is a powerful and sacred plant traditionally used by the Bwiti people of Gabon, where it has been honored for generations as a source of wisdom, clarity, and spiritual awakening. Rupi’s work is informed by her own healing experience with Iboga, as well as training within the Bwiti tradition, and combines traditional practice with trauma-informed awareness and modern integration support.
She works with guests before, during, and after ceremonies, with a particular focus on helping them integrate their experiences into meaningful and sustainable changes in their lives.
In This Episode
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