About Sabiá

Sabiá, derived from the Tupí Guaraní indigenous language, translates to “one who prays a lot,” symbolizing the enchanting voice of the orange thrush bird.

“Legend has it that a child blessed with this song during spring mornings, receives love, happiness, and peace. Additionally, Sabiá translates to “know” or “understand” in Portuguese.

To me, Sabiá means sharing the good news. Many people in Brazil believe that when one hears the Sabiá singing, good news and knowledge are on the way.”

— Founder, Cibele Bossi

Sabiá Circle is about sharing wisdom and knowledge.

Sabiá Circle is about sharing wisdom and knowledge.

Cibele Bossi

Founder | Cibele's journey began in her home country of Brazil in 2009 with an Ayahuasca experience, sparking a transformative self-discovery quest.

Passionate about wellbeing, the Amazon, and merging knowledge, embodiment practices, spirituality, and community, she now focuses on creating meaningful gatherings.

Transitioning from the tech industry last year, Cibele has been instrumental in supporting Dr. G, the podcaster, with his in-person events from their inception.

Sabiá represents a beautiful manifestation of Cibele's vision to impact lives and support the Amazon rainforest.

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