Moughenda is a 10th generation shaman in the Missoko Bwiti tradition, currently living and working in Gabon, Africa. He lives and breathes this tradition and this shamanic way all his life. He was introduced to medicine in the womb, but it wasn't until the age of 8 that he took his very first big dose of medicine and started training with his grandfather, Bwiti Shaman 9th generation. It took about twenty years of intensive training and four major initiations to earn the title of a Bwiti shaman. Once he graduated as a shaman, he continued to work closely with his grandfather for the next ten years.

I love and enjoy working with people, helping them heal deep wounds, find their true selves, discover happiness and their true spiritual paths,”says Moughenda

Moughenda was guided by medicine to open up the Bwiti tradition and its powerful Iboga healing medicine anyone interested in learning and healing with her. He moved to North America where he spent sixteen years: he studied western culture and eventually opened a center in Costa Rica where he treated many people over the years.

Meeting people from all walks of life, sharing teachings and knowledge of the Bwiti tradition – Iboga medicine and its healing has been a huge blessing to me. I thank God for every day to be born into a true shamanic lineage.