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The Carlos Antonio De Bourbon-Montenegro Museum is filled with all of the author's books and artwork. The Museum is the birthplace home of the author who in 1975 was playing in his back yard at age 5 in the water and mud and discovered what many believe to be the relics of the ancient Aztec City of Aztlan. The artifacts were indentified as those belonging to the Mexica tribe around 8,000 to 10,000 years ago during the last Ice-Age. The author has researched the site since he was a teen and finally becoming a world-renowned Cultural Anthropologist traveling to remote areas of South America researching and documenting Native American Tribes and Indigenous South American Tribes of the Amazon Rain Forest. In 1985, Dr. Carlos Antonio De Bourbon-Montenegro while documenting the Yamamiro Tribe in Brazil and the religious rituals and use of psychedelic native psychedelic plants used in ritual to communicate with their ancestors and gods was invited by the leaders of the tribe, a shaman to be initiated into the spiritual world of the tribe. The authors books are about his experiences with native American and other peoples that are from the Caribbean and remote p. Dr. Carlos Antonio De Bourbon Montenegro.

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Dr. Carlos Antonio De Bourbon-Montenegro is the first American to receive a PhD in Psychedelic Plants Science and biology and Psychedelic Pharmaceutical Drug Development.