MOUGHENDA MIKALA

Moughenda Mikala is a 10th-generation Missoko Bwiti Shaman and spiritual director from Gabon, West-Central Africa and part of Cameroon known for preserving and sharing traditional Iboga medicine globally
He comes from a long, unbroken ancestral line as a 10th-generation Missoko Bwiti Nima (shaman)

• Head Shaman: He serves as the lead shaman, spiritual director, and community mediator in his village in Gabon.
• Traditional Duties: Beyond leading Iboga healing ceremonies and psycho-spiritual detox programs, his duties include conducting traditional wedding rites, funeral rites, and community conflict resolution.
• Music and Culture: His community work integrates traditional elements such as performances by Ngombi harpists and local spiritual guides.

• Global Outreach: Since 1990, he has guided thousands of people—including international seekers, individuals overcoming trauma or addiction, and global practitioners—through Bwiti initiations and ceremonies.
• Provider Training: He developed the Moughenda Method Healer & Facilitator Training program, teaching international providers who operate centers across multiple countries