Liam Ebobe

Life is the greatest gift. Growing up in a traumatic environment. Noah my brother was struggling from heroin dependency starting at a young age. We tried all sorts of treatments for him and nothing worked. Then we heard of Iboga. My generous Mother supported us going to find a cermony for him and I. She accompanied us as well. My brother and I sought out Iboga. My first trip out of the USA was to Costa Rica. I was 16 years old in my first traditional Iboga ceremony. I watched my brother go from withdrawal, and active dependency to his childhood self again. I witnessed the power of this medicine for my self and him at a young age. I was not on drugs I still experienced a level of truth with my self never before seen. I realized this medicine was like taking a large mirror of everything you hide away and showing it to you. All my family issues and control problems, and fears were eliminated. This period of time was the calmest my childhood ever was. My brother was clean no fighting in the house. Until he moved away and went back to his old habits. He relapsed in another city and died when I was 18. After losing my brother to opioids. I left home to try and live a normal life in a new city. I was a mechanic for many years. Then a truck driver, I went from career to career never satisfied. Still struggling internally, battling my self everyday mentally. I couldn't figure out how to live in a reality where Noah wasn't a part of it. I leaned on substance and partying to take my mind off my internal world. This slowly dragged me deeper into sadness. In the back of my mind I knew the answer the whole time. It was Iboga, the only thing was is I knew I'd have to face the truth. One day my mother called and said she wanted to open a retreat down in Mexico. I thought that sounded amazing. It would be a great opportunity for me to change my surroundings. So I packed up my house and left. Leaving behind my entire life I built friends, relationships, careers. When I arrived we were starting fresh. A jungle property that we were guided to. Nothing else seemed to work for our vision. We didn't want to be in a city. Transformation needs to happen in nature. At this time my life started to change. But internally I was still struggling. One day my Mother proposed a training program for Iboga. A light went off inside my head. This was the answer I had been searching for. It's as if Iboga reached out a branch to save me from drowning. I traveled to Gabon to train as a Bwete Iboga provider with Moughenda Mikala, a 10th-generation Missoko shaman, developing a unique and profound relationship with Iboga medicine. After months in the jungle, I was ready to wholly dedicate my life to honoring Iboga and becoming a Bwete ambassador. Now I've been working in Mexico for a few years. Honoring the tradition, and giving people opportunity to see life for the way it is. Not creating stories or beliefs. This is in turn what I had to do in order to become a provider. Was drop the beliefs and use my knowledge as power. Use my experiences with my brother and my adult life to help guide people to the truth. I'm thankful for every part of my life good and bad. It brought me back to this medicine, which saved my life. Now I get to help others because I freed my self first. I have served over 150 people so far. My job isn't to save the world it's to help one person at a time transform. Just as I did. I am a physcho spiritual provider who can help with anything from deep sadness, trauma, stress, to eating difficulty, or OCD. I also have done level 2 cleansing training and am now taking on substance abuse issues. Anyone from non active habitual substance patterns to active substance dependency. I wanted anyone to be able to come to me. Problems big or small. We can help you at Hacienda Noah. Hacienda Noah was created in my my brothers name dedicated to alleviating trauma naturally. Again life is the greatest gift. Bassé