What if healing didn't just fix you, it brought you home to your true self? On this episode of Ibogaine Uncovered, Estonian singer and visionary artist Kerli Koiv shares how her experience with Ibogaine reignited her sense of purpose, cleared ancestral wounds, and left her feeling five years old again.

Kerli opens up about her childhood, struggles with depression, and how fame in the music industry left her creatively disconnected. She describes how working with Ibogaine helped her release generational trauma, reconnect to her authentic self, and rediscover the healing power of music.

Kerli Koiv is an Estonian singer, producer, and artist known for her ethereal voice, visual storytelling, and bold creative vision. Her experience with Ibogaine now fuels a new chapter of artistic expression.

Timestamps:

(02:00) – From fetal position to freedom: What led Kerli to Ibogaine
(05:00) – Trauma, addiction, and breaking ancestral patterns
(09:00) – First Ibogaine experience and the choice to go slow
(12:00) – Childhood healing, shadow work, and facing discomfort
(15:00) – Honoring tradition: Music, preparation, and sacred ceremony
(19:00) – The second journey: ancestral lines, golden threads, and clarity
(22:00) – Humility and how to approach Iboga respectfully
(27:00) – Community as medicine
(31:00) – Synchronicity, lineage healing, and resetting the nervous system
(35:00) – Creativity reborn: what’s next for Kerli’s music

Links:

Gospel | Chapter 1: Feb 1882 (Part 4) | Swami Sarvapriyananda