Vladimir Boukarovsky,
Chief Technology Officer
 

 

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A short biography

picture A: At the age of 6, Vladimir was the best fisher of his village, he used the first bodycoded tool ever built by mankind.

Vladimir was born in 1942 in Bersoduherograd (a small village close to Noril'sk, Siberia, Soviet Union). At the age of 6 he was the best fisher of its village, using a fishing rod he built himself after a new design he called "закодированноемоимтелом" (coded with my body). Solav Rodstoi, a Red Army general who slept that night in Bersoduherograd, enrolled Vladimir in the army as special counselor.

picture B: Vladimir had a lot of decorations during his service into the Red Army.

During the 4 first years he spent in the Red Army, Vladimir obtained a lot of honors as the Red Banner of Labor (for his first bodycoded pistol), Red Banner (when he bodycoded munitions), and Badge of Honor (when the bodycodedpistol did not explode during its 123.456th experiment). At the age of 10 he decided to name its design method "закодированноелюбымтелом" (coded with any body) and began to teach it. He wrote his first book in 1953, targeted to Red Army specialists who had to learn "anybodycoding". The title of his book was "An international soviet design method: by and for soviet bodies" ; unfortunately, his book was published the same day Joseph Stalin died, so nobody heard about it.

picture C: cover of first Vlamdimir Boukarovsky book "Международный советский проектый метод: и для советских тел", which seems to be the first known book about bodycoding.

Anyway Mr Boukarovsky continued his career into the Red Army: at the age of 15 he was the youngest General Commander. At 16 he decided to get a scholar education, so he went to the Moskov University, and followed courses in all the technological areas. Experts consider that he PhD thesis, titled "телотела для проекта" (that can be translated as "bodybody for design"), is the first complete publication exposing the bodycoding foundings. Unfortunately, all the printed copies of his thesis were distroyed during the crash of an Antonov 8, the 15th of october 1959.

Picture D: the small association of worker founded by Vladimir Boukarovsky will grow from 4 members (this picture) to 174.129 members in only 17 monthes.

After that, Pr Boukarovsky teached what we could call bodycode at university during 3 years, then decided to found a small association of workers called "спасение через тело" (salvation through body) dedicated to the promotion of bodycoding into the Soviet Union.

Picture E: Vladimir Boukarovsky in berlin the 9th of november 1989, this is the only picture of him from 1964 to 1989.

All biographs have lost the trace of Vladimir from 1964 to 1989 (fall of berlin wall). Vladimir himself never gave clear explanation about this period of he life.

Picture F: The only known picture of secret agent Valmidir Skykarovbou.

Some bodycoding experts found evidences of presence of high advanced bodycoding technologies around 1970 in Honowaii, a small island in pacific ocean that seems to have Vladmir's touch. Others found traces of a soviet secret agent named Valmidir Skykarovbou, a name very close to Vlamidir Boukarovsky, who traveled all over the world between 1970 and 1985 (it should be noticed that this agent was in 1983 in Brazil, as Jonh Doo was there, a lot of people believ that their frendship was born during that time). All experts agree on the fact that, by a way or another, Vladimir spread bodycoding technologies at large scales during that time, but nobody knows how.

Picture G: actual BYS building in Moskov.

The 19th of april 1990, Vladimir founded his first start up, named BYS (for "Bodycode Your Success"), and offers to all former soviet countries to help to conduct the necessary economic changes from communism to capitalism using bodycoded methods. In 3 years, all former soviet governments have been Vladimir's clients.

Vladimir entered in the Body-Coding International Board in 1999, just after publishing two best sellers : "A summary of recent advances in semi-holistic Body Coding" and "Bodycoded astrophysics".