This is an introduction to our practice of Still Nothingness. This spiritual practice came into being in 2002 and for the past 19 years has been taught around the Globe. As well as sharing emptiness we facilitate initiations into embodying Silence through the use of Iboga and Kambo.
In our experience a plant that ensures a grounded, silent mind whilst being present though our pain is a touch of Grace.
If you have any interest in Iboga, death mystery, Bwiti, self inquiry, awakening and the applications of awakening. Please come and sit with us.
— Sean Hamman, founder of Still Nothingness and leading Bwiti N’ganga and facilitator.
Iboga Awakening
This journey is open to all newcomers, also known as a ‘death and rebirth’. It is a 3 day long ceremony. Vipassana meets plant medicine journey. This Bwiti ceremony is run by an initiated N’ganga and offers an initiation into relaxed being and authenticity. This ceremony supports interruption from habituated thoughts and behaviors. A process of long lasting awareness and personal insight in daily life unfolds during the 30 days up to 1 year after ceremony; often only experienced after years of extensive meditation practices.
The Bwiti is a philosophy of liberation; it allows man to escape matter, to become a banzi, literally the one that hatched, which came out of its shell in the Tsogho language. And this philosophy is based on ‘eboghe’, meaning, which heals. This is the root of the word, “Iboga”.
— Hamidou Okaba
Kambo Awakening
This 3 hour long Kambo ceremony provides many with powerful support in their health; a significant turning point in emotional and energetic patterns, clearing of obstacles, activating vitality, joy and one’s full potential. We provide Kambo ceremony, every Wednesday, for groups in Cape Town. We also offer private ceremony.
