Anselm Pi Rambla
Born in Catalonia (Spain), he studied at the Faculty of Economic and Political Sciences of Barcelona. He is a researcher, explorer, and ethnohistorian who has specialized in ancient civilizations and Eastern, Indo-European, and pre-Columbian cultures for many years. He has carried out numerous studies and works in various areas of science such as history, philosophy, archaeology, and anthropology, covering unknown aspects of our evolution and history that have remained hidden throughout the centuries. At the age of 30, he came into contact with Tibetan Lamaism through one of its most important teachers, Kalou Kempo Rimpoche, one of the few people who knew the teachings of Kalachakra. He deepened his knowledge of Tibetan Buddhism and its secret symbology in the Monastery of Sonada (Darjeeling, India). In 1982, after his experience in India, he purchased a 17-meter-long sailboat made in the shipyards of Auray (Morbihan, France) and formed a multidisciplinary research and exploration team called BOHIC RUZ. Their objective was to study and research the most unfathomable mysteries of our past. They made various expeditions and explorations throughout Asia, Europe, America, and Oceania, as well as important voyages in the Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Pacific Ocean. They collected a lot of data that will provide a new vision of the history of ancient civilizations. He also carries out archaeological and anthropological work with the Peruvian Government, rescuing important remains for the Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation. His latest project "THE SECRET OF THE ANDES” aims to uncover what is hidden inside the Andean mountain range.
Alan Stivelman
