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Informacni bulletin KPUFO SK - 2009 No 04
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This document is an informational bulletin from the Klub Psychotroniky a UFO (KPUFO.SK/EU), a Slovak organization focused on psychotronics and UFO phenomena. Titled 'INFORMAČNÉ OZNÁMENIE' (Information Announcement), it is issue number 4/2009, dated November 10, 2009. The…
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This document is an informational bulletin from the Klub Psychotroniky a UFO (KPUFO.SK/EU), a Slovak organization focused on psychotronics and UFO phenomena. Titled 'INFORMAČNÉ OZNÁMENIE' (Information Announcement), it is issue number 4/2009, dated November 10, 2009. The bulletin is distributed electronically and serves as an internal material for the club.
Content Highlights
Personal Account: Remote Influence
A contributor named Miloš, from Bratislava, shares his experience of being able to influence the subconscious reflexes of people and dogs. He claims that by focusing his thoughts, he can induce desired effects, such as making someone's eyelids heavy, leading to sleep. He states this can be achieved remotely, even without direct visual contact, by seeing the person's image in a mirror or window. Remarkably, he asserts this influence can be transmitted even through live internet streams, such as via Skype, requiring only a clear view of the person's face. He notes that while this ability is demonstrable and he has tested it on online cameras, he has not received a significant response from others he has contacted globally. He offers to demonstrate this personally in Bratislava.
New Book Releases
The bulletin announces new book releases, emphasizing the Czech edition of the bestseller 'Perspektívy psychotroniky' (Perspectives of Psychotronics). This book is authored by MUDr. Rodinský, co-founder of Czech-Slovak psychotronics and president of the Slovak Psychotronic Society. Links are provided for details and reviews. The bulletin also mentions the reprint of another bestseller, 'Choroby z nenávisti - Ukrknutí, Očarování, Prokletí' (Diseases of Hate - Curses, Enchantments, Curses) by MUDr. Rosinski. The publisher notes that due to high demand, a reprint was quickly arranged, even though many booksellers are reportedly ignoring it.
Online Resources and Discussion
Readers are directed to various online resources. The bulletin includes links to Facebook groups for Czech ufology and a discussion forum on archaeoastronautics. It also provides instructions and links for submitting reports of UFO sightings, anomalous atmospheric phenomena (AAJ), psychotronic phenomena (like poltergeists or apparitions), and crop circles to the KPUFO.cz website. Current news and updates are also shared, including links to articles about the apparent closure of Klub Hyperion, the new website for AUFOB, a report on a 'Praamzisova orechová škrupina' (Praamzis's nut shell) phenomenon, a discussion on the megaliths of Stonehenge, and YouTube links related to UFOs in Slovakia and the concept of 'UFO or balloons?'. A historical note mentions members of the Košice Psychotronics and UFO Club investigating unusual occurrences.
Editorial and Contact Information
The bulletin concludes with a personal note from Martin Tóth, who expresses anticipation for reader feedback and contributions. Contact information for KPUFO.EU/SK is provided, including email addresses and a website URL. The bulletin is described as an internal, electronic publication of the Klub Psychotroniky a UFO in Slovakia, issued as needed.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue are psychotronics, UFO sightings, anomalous phenomena, and the promotion of related literature and research. The editorial stance appears to be one of active engagement with these subjects, encouraging reader participation through reporting and discussion, and disseminating information about new publications and ongoing investigations within the field. The bulletin highlights the work of individuals and organizations dedicated to exploring these often-unconventional topics.