An immersive space of the Aleluia Deus Sanctuary for presence, prayer and integration — accessible through your Meta Quest headset.
The medicine of reunion and life review
The African medicine of iboga, traditionally used by the Bwiti people of Gabon. It is associated with an introspective, dream-like state and with the so-called “life review” — a panoramic, serene look at one's own history.
Before any real session: a medical evaluation with a cardiac exam (ECG and QTc interval), electrolytes, and a review of all medications, under professional supervision. Set aside several days of preparation, reducing stimulation and resting. This VR stage is mental preparation only — medical screening is done by health professionals.
Set a clear intention: what you wish to understand, release, or heal. Know what to expect — the experience usually has a visionary, dream-like phase of several hours, with a “life review” (memories relived as a panorama), followed by a quieter time of introspection. Surrendering to the process matters more than trying to control it.
After the session, give the body time — recovery is long. Write down what you went through, especially the “life review,” without judging. Talk with your facilitator. Real change comes from day-to-day integration, not from the experience alone.
Ibogaine has serious, documented cardiotoxicity: it blocks the cardiac hERG channel, prolongs the QT interval (cases above 600 ms), and can cause fatal arrhythmias (torsades de pointes, ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation) — even in people with NO prior heart disease, and deaths have been recorded. Its metabolite (noribogaine) has a long half-life, so the risk extends for days and requires prolonged cardiac monitoring. Use only under medical supervision, with a cardiac exam and follow-up. No measure (including magnesium) guarantees safety.
Virtual reality must be used while seated or lying down, with a sober facilitator present. Do not use the headset while standing, walking, or at the peak of the medicine's effect. People with heart conditions (especially with iboga/ibogaine), epilepsy, or light sensitivity should not use it. In case of nausea or discomfort, remove the headset immediately.
The legal status of these medicines varies by country, state, and city, and changes often. Check the laws in force in your area. This page is informational and does NOT constitute legal or medical advice.
Open this page in your Meta Quest 3 browser and tap “Enter the Temple.” Always use with a facilitator present.
Space for up to 8 people. Recommended for preparation and integration; during the ceremony, use only passively, seated and accompanied.