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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2025 · 39 MIN

Ibogaine

from The Ed Fernandez Show

Interested in Ibogaine? : https://virahawellnesscenter.com/What if the Tree of Knowledge in Eden wasn’t a symbol of rebellion—but a source of healing? In this episode, Ed explores the biblical roots of the Hebrew word da’ath (knowledge), tracing its meanings through scripture and ancient texts to highlight its deep connection to wisdom, discernment, and divine purpose. With references from Hosea, Genesis, and the Book of Enoch, the episode reexamines the idea of knowledge not as something forbidden, but as something essential—and possibly even medicinal.Ed shares his personal journey with ibogaine, a plant medicine derived from the root of the iboga tree. After traveling to a wellness center in Mexico for treatment, he shares a raw, honest account of how the experience helped him confront trauma, reset neural pathways, and experience profound internal renewal. He contrasts ibogaine with ayahuasca, clarifying the spiritual and neurological distinctions between the two, and raises challenging questions about the Church’s stance on healing practices outside of tradition. Grounded in scripture and science, this episode invites listeners to think critically, seek truth, and remain open to God’s deeper ways of restoring the soul. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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