How does initiation and iboga help early life trauma and patterns? | In the Bwenzé with Atènougha

Fear can feel paralyzing, especially when it’s rooted in early life experiences. Through the practice of traditional Bwiti initiation, we learn to confront these fears step by step, face our inner “devils,” and transform patterns of seeking love and validation externally into self-awareness and inner strength. True change requires clarity, courage, and the willingness to do the work.

This answer comes from series of ‘In the Bwenzé’ talks where Aténougha responds to questions from people around the world.

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