Bwiti is a sacred spiritual tradition from Central Africa, especially Gabon, where Iboga has been honored for generations as a sacrament, teacher, and medicine of truth.

Iboga is a sacred plant medicine from Mother Earth. Before there was modern pharmacy, there were plants. Many medicines used today were first discovered through plants or modeled after plant molecules.

Iboga refers to the whole sacred plant traditionally used in spiritual and ceremonial contexts.

Ibogaine is one isolated alkaloid extracted from the Iboga plant. It is often discussed in medical, clinical, or addiction-treatment settings.

At Iboga Freedom House, our relationship is with Iboga as a sacred sacrament, not merely as a chemical compound. We honor the plant as a spiritual teacher and gift from God.

Iboga is the wise teacher.

Freedom is what we co-create with it. Truth is what is revealed.

The House is the body, the soul, and the sacred inner temple we live within

Iboga Freedom House is devoted to creating more freedom within the house of the self -with the help of one of the most intelligent and powerful plants on Earth, given by God, to help us remember truth, love, and liberation over suffering.

Iboga is currently listed as a Schedule 1 controlled substance under U.S. Federal law. Iboga Freedom House Church approaches Iboga as a holy sacrament within a sincere religious and spiritual practice.

Heather Davis, our Head Minister, consumes and serves this sacrament with great care, reverence, preparation, and prayer as part of her sincerely held religious beliefs and her rights under the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

This work is not recreational. It is not casual. It is not offered as medical treatment. It is held as sacred sacrament for spiritual connection, truth, healing, and deeper relationship with Creator.

Heather Davis is the founder of Iboga Freedom House Church, an established 501(c)(3). She is an Integrative Wellness Consultant, traditionally trained Missoko Bwiti Iboga provider, spiritual author, speaker, energy medicine practitioner, spiritual medium, and 200-hour certified yoga teacher.

Heather is a Southern white woman with an African heart, Native American ancestry, and a deep calling from God. Long before she was introduced to Iboga she worked with God, prayer, love, energy, and spiritual healing. She believes God trained her in deliverance, discernment, compassion, and sacred service before placing Iboga on her path.

Heather deeply respects the spiritual ways of the Bwiti tradition. At the same time, her highest authority is God and she honors all the beautiful names the world knows this Holy Love by. Her work is rooted in love, truth, freedom, prayer, humility, and devotion to Creator.