Bwiti
Bwiti Bwiti is a West- and Central-African animistic ... the Fang people of Gabon and Cameroon. Bwiti uses the hallucinogenic rootbark of the Tabernanthe ... thousands of years as part of a Bwiti coming of age ceremony, producing complex visions and insights. Bwiti ceremonies are led by a (male ...
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Bwiti   (translated from German)
Bwiti Bwiti is one decentralized and partially in Secret ... that Mitsogo and Catch one practices. The Bwiti Cult is center of the 19. Century ... cult with teachings of the Christianity . Probably Bwiti developed also, around the own cultural Identity ... of the music used by the Mitsogo Bwiti (English) The Bwiti religion and Tabernanthe ...
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Bwiti   (translated from French)
Bwiti This article is one ébauche to be ... can share your knowledge by modifying it. Bwiti is one culte animist practised by the ... in Gabon and with Cameroun . The ritual bwiti consists in absorbing bananas plantains filled of ... Tabernanthe Iboga Meyaya - the iboga and the bwiti
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Talk:Secret society
... this, but Google tells me the following: Bwiti The Religion of Iboga or the Bwiti of the Fangs: According to Raponda Walker, the Bwiti of the Mitsogos may be defined as ... map of Gabon: A syncretic religion called Bwiti (based on an earlier secret society of ... Error 01:09, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC) Bwiti is the ceremony, not the cultural ...
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Iboga
... tree is the central pillar of the Bwiti religion practiced in West-Central Africa, mainly ... opposed to the growing religious movement of Bwiti. Outside Africa, iboga extracts are also used ... Albert Hofmann (Healing Arts Press, 1992) The Bwiti Religion and the psychoactive plant Tabernanthe iboga ...
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Iboga   (translated from French)
... to the country of the ancestors (worship bwiti) developed starting from this practice. Its therapeutic ... of reference on the iboga and the bwiti
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Ethnic groups in Gabon
... of all Gabonese ethnic groups. For example, Bwiti, the dominant religious doctrine of the country is a Mitshogo name and the Bwiti is based on the magic powers of ...
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Ibogaïne   (translated from Dutch)
... West African plant Tabernanthe iboga. Partisans of Bwiti- belief uses it in their rituals. Scientific ... plant to the village and built first Bwiti-tempel. Herontdekking The first scientific text concerning ...
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Mitsogho   (translated from German)
... master members are frequently trailers of the Bwiti . The settlement area of the Ethnie extends ...
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Gabon   (translated from German)
... population hangs indigenen religions, above all that Bwiti, on. A small minority with 8% professes ...
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