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In a small village near Lambar&eacute;n&eacute;, Gabon, a powerful spiritual leader named Mama Toto received a vision from her ancestors: to establish an Iboga plantation on her land &mdash; restoring ecological balance, generating income for her village, and ensuring that this sacred root remains connected to the Bwiti tradition that has always held it. Iboga is central to the Bwiti tradition, one of humanity&#39;s earliest spiritual practices. As global demand rises and wild populations face ecological pressure, Mama Toto&#39;s plantation offers something rare &mdash; a legal, traceable, women-led source of Iboga grown in full alignment with the tradition that gives it power. Your contribution plants a seedling.For $100, your name is planted into the soil alongside the Iboga seedling you made possible. Tended by the same hands, warmed by the same sun, held by the same earth as the sacred root itself. Your name will live in Gabon. That is not a metaphor. That is real. 4,444 seedlings. 4,444 sponsors. A forest of names and roots, growing together. Every gift &mdash; at any amount &mdash; goes directly to support this project. The substantial majority flows to Mama Toto and SCOOPS Bouyedi Bwa Moutema &mdash; &quot;Wisdom of the Heart&quot; &mdash; the cooperative she founded to steward this work. A portion covers Alāhn&euml; board member travel to Gabon, ensuring we remain present and accountable to the relationship. About Alahne IniativeAlāhn&euml; Initiative is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded following our board members&#39; initiation into the Bwiti tradition in 2025. We aim to guide people to better understand themselves &mdash; that they may be better understood by others. Understanding where we come from by walking alongside Indigenous communities is one way we hope to do this.

<span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Something has shifted. Not in a dramatic way &mdash; quietly, the way a seed finds its direction in the dark before anyone sees it moving. In a small village in Gabon, Mama Toto is preparing the earth to receive your gift. Her ancestors knew &mdash; long before any of us &mdash; that this moment would come. That people from across the world would find their way to her land, not to take from it, but to give something back. You are one of those people. You are now part of a forest of names and roots, growing together. And the Bwiti &mdash; the ancient, loving intelligence that has held communities for generations &mdash; holds you too.&nbsp; Welcome to the family. With gratitude and reciprocity,The Alāhn&euml; Initiative Team

In a small village near Lambaréné, Gabon, a powerful spiritual leader named Mama Toto received a vision from her ancestors: to establish an Iboga plantation on her land — restoring ecological balance, generating income for her village, and ensuring that this sacred root remains connected to the Bwiti tradition that has always held it. Iboga is central to the Bwiti tradition, one of humanity's earliest spiritual practices. As global demand rises and wild populations face ecological pressure, Mama Toto's plantation offers something rare — a legal, traceable, women-led source of Iboga grown in full alignment with the tradition that gives it power. Your contribution plants a seedling.For $100, your name is planted into the soil alongside the Iboga seedling you made possible. Tended by the same hands, warmed by the same sun, held by the same earth as the sacred root itself. Your name will live in Gabon. That is not a metaphor. That is real. 4,444 seedlings. 4,444 sponsors. A forest of names and roots, growing together. Every gift — at any amount — goes directly to support this project. The substantial majority flows to Mama Toto and SCOOPS Bouyedi Bwa Moutema — "Wisdom of the Heart" — the cooperative she founded to steward this work. A portion covers Alāhnë board member travel to Gabon, ensuring we remain present and accountable to the relationship. About Alahne IniativeAlāhnë Initiative is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded following our board members' initiation into the Bwiti tradition in 2025. We aim to guide people to better understand themselves — that they may be better understood by others. Understanding where we come from by walking alongside Indigenous communities is one way we hope to do this.

Mama Toto's Iboga Plantation

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Required for donations above $100: Name to be planted with the seedling

Would you like to share why you are donating? Your words will be shared with Mama Toto and the Granvier Village community.

US$11,512.00