The Cave
More than a hundred caves. Three are open. The rest are visited only after a holy calling from themselves.
More Than a Hundred Caves
These are more than a hundred on the island, but only three are open to the public. The rest can be visited after a holy calling from themselves.
Sessions are guided by the host. You do not enter alone. The cave keeps its own time.
The Three Open Chambers
Nalubaale Chamber
mother to all creation
This belongs to Nalongo Nalubaale, twin mother Nalubaale, who is a Queen and mother to all creation. This motherhood makes it easy for people from all walks of life to appeal to her for any kind of challenge, from childbearing and marriage to prosperity. You may visit the cave, but getting her close to you requires deep spiritual and physical cleansing.
Lubaale Musisi Chamber
movement, waking, the earthquake
He is known as the god of the earthquake. In our culture, when we fall asleep, he is responsible for waking every person daily. If you feel stagnant in any way, he is the one to talk to. People affected by the earthquake can have a dialogue with him. He is very good at generating movement in every aspect of life, spiritual or physical. All this is done through his diet.
Lubaale Wanema Chamber
putting things straight
He is a father to Lubaale Mukasa. So reserved, he is responsible for putting things straight and right. There are times when you cannot do things right, and people find fault in everything you do. He is the one to talk to in that spiritual stage.
Cave Etiquette
Shoes Off
Shoes are removed before entering the cave. This is non-negotiable. Garments can be obtained at the sanctuary.
No Phones or Photography
Photography and recording are not permitted inside the cave or shrines. Phones are silenced before entry. The digital sunset rule applies here.
Guided Only
You do not wander the cave alone. Every session is led by the host or under her direction. The cave is a working sacred space, not a self-guided attraction.
Traditional Work
Sessions here are traditional, energetic, spiritual, and artisanal. They complement and do not replace medical or psychiatric care. The sanctuary does not provide emergency or clinical services.
Inside the Cave
These images were taken by the host. Visitor photography inside the cave remains forbidden.
Ready to Enter the Cave?
The sanctuary is open by application only. One household at a time.
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