KPUFO Informacni bulletin - 1997 No 04

Magazine Overview

This document is the 4th issue of the "Newsletter KPUFO" from 1997. It primarily serves as a communication channel for members of the KPU (Klub psychotroniky a UFOlogie - Club of Psychotronics and Ufology), providing information, making announcements, and soliciting contributions and feedback. The content covers a range of topics including UFO sightings, paranormal phenomena, esoteric practices, and spiritual development, alongside practical matters for members.

Member Communications and Announcements

The newsletter begins by addressing member concerns about "stamps and proofs" and announces the preparation of new proofs for the upcoming year. Members are requested to submit 3x4 cm photographs with their personal details (name, surname, birth registration number) on the back.

It clarifies the situation with the "ZAZ" magazine, assuring members that the organization has not gone bankrupt. The delay in sending out two issues was due to floods, which caused confusion and affected postal delivery, particularly in Moravia. The magazine will be sent together with issue number 3. The newsletter expresses surprise that many members do not subscribe to ZAZ and encourages them to write in if they are unaware of its existence. It reminds readers that ZAZ has been published since 1992, with 29 issues released so far (5-6 per year), featuring unpublished and original materials on anomalous phenomena, and is open to all for original thoughts and contributions. Readers are urged to inform their friends and acquaintances about the magazine.

Book Sales and Events

A section offers a list of books for sale, including titles by Brian Weiss, Oliva, Hassan, Lyons, Fleissig, Freemann, Way, Vandenberg, and others, with prices indicated in Czech Koruna (Kc).

• Announcements for events include:
• Regular Wednesday meetings for members in Plzen at Akademii Esprit, Kralovicka 22, from 6 PM.
• Weekend seminars on "Self-Awareness and Gemstones" organized by G plus and the association Clovek 2001, focusing on practical esotericism and the influence of gemstones. These seminars are scheduled for September 1997 in Medenec (Krusne hory) and include the possibility of aura photography. Contact information for G plus is provided.
• The association "Hledej cestu k zivotu" (Seek the Path to Life), which separated from "Sirius," organizes trips and lectures, gathering members around St. Plzenec.

UFO Sightings and Investigations

The newsletter solicits information regarding UFO sightings, particularly near nuclear facilities and bases with nuclear weapons. It specifically asks if anyone knows about UFO occurrences near a former nuclear missile base in Hranice na Morave during the 1980s.

It also appeals to members in the Strakonice and Prachatice districts for any information related to UFO observations. This includes a reported sighting by a hunter near Strakonice, mentioned in the Strakonicky denik, and a case where a woman was reportedly healed after observing a UFO, as reported in the Prachaticky denik. The newsletter requests copies of these articles or any further information.

Information Requests

• Several requests for information are made:
• A request for someone to provide a translation of Russian materials (related to alternative medicine, psychotronics) for KPU members, estimated at around 100 pages, preferably at a low cost.
• A request for contacts in Bulgaria, especially regarding UFOlogists. It mentions articles from 1992 about a "Message of Reason" and a secret Bulgarian army operation underground, asking if anyone has more details.
• A request for the address of the Amateur Observation Center in Turnov, specifically for Mr. Vlastmil Bruzek.

Directory of Spiritual and Alternative Activities in the Czech Republic (Part I)

This extensive section provides a directory of spiritual, philosophical, and alternative medicine activities and organizations in the Czech Republic. It emphasizes the importance of a broad understanding of spiritual and philosophical currents alongside specialized knowledge. The listed entities include:

• Eastern Philosophy and Movements, Mystical Elements in Religions, General Philosophical Questions: Literature includes magazines like Baraka, Mana, Casopis pratel duchovnich nauk, Gemma, and Sophia.
• Spolecnost "Joga v dennim zivote": Offers branches in Prague and Plzen, with an ashram in Strilky u Brna. Lists related literature.
• CK joga turist: Located in Prague.
• Poselstvi Gralu: A spiritual community with associated literature.
• SOS Tibet: Address unknown, but literature references are provided.
• Etikoterapie: Weekend seminars and lectures by MUDr. V. Vogeltanz.
• AIKIDO: Martial art with branches in various cities.
• Spolecnost Zen buddhismu: Located in Prague.
• Data: A shop for Indian cultural items in Prague.
• Hare Krsna: Branches, restaurants, and a farm are mentioned in Prague and surrounding areas.
• Sri Schinmoy: Offers spiritual music and meditation events.
• Nakl. Avatar: Publishers and lecturers Mila and Ed. Tomasovi, with book recommendations.
• Mystik J. Vacek: Publishes theoretical works on yoga and mysticism, organizes meditations.
• Nabozenska spolecnost ceskych unitaru: Unitarian society in Prague, with sermons and discussion groups.
• Islamsky svaz: Islamic association, with literature reference.
• Nova Akropolis: Cultural association in Prague, Brno, Ceske Budejovice, offering lectures and courses on philosophy, and publishing a magazine.
• Univerzalia: Society of Czech hermeticists in Prague, collaborating with Trigon publishing house.
• Lecitelstvi, psychoterapie, psychohygiena: General category with literature references.
• INPROV Brno: Offers courses in acupressure, massage, and aromatherapy.
• Synobiologicka spolecnost Praha: Courses in traditional Chinese medicine.
• Experta: Offers creativity and personal development courses, integrated psychotherapy.
• Mandala: Distributes CAD Press books and operates a travel agency.
• Modra alfa: Organizes weekend courses on memory enhancement and self-control.
• Nadace Cesty ke svetlu: Gallery and cultural events in Prague.
• Univerzita + Nadace Byti: Associated with T. Pfeifer and the magazine Byti.
• Ceska asociace odborneho lecitelstvi (CAOL): Organizes trips and meetings, lectures on esotericism, gemstones, and the influence of karma. Contact information for Prague and other locations is provided.
• Spol. diplom. lecitelu ceskych: Czech diploma healers' association in Prague.
• Institut celostni mediciny: Run by MUDr. Josefa Jonase in Prague.
• Ceska psychoenergeticka spolecnost (CePeS): Associates healers and psychotronics experts, drawing from Fr. Kahuda's work, and publishes literature on psychotronics and related topics.
• Patricie Tervinova: Offers meditation meetings and radio appearances.
• Ajurvedska medicina: Edgar Samadhi Tantra in Liberec.
• Nakl. Avika: Svatava Kabosova offers relaxation music, radio talks, and healing courses.

Astrology, Magic, Alchemy, Mysticism

• Astrologicka spolecnost: Offers courses and lectures.
• Nadace na odkaz Hieronyma Bosche: Supports activities related to Hieronymus Bosch.
• A.M.O.R.C.: Rosecrucian society with a location in Prague.

Miscellaneous

• A shop selling spiritual literature in Prague.
• AOS Publishing: Publishes books by I. Wiesner.
• Bratrstvo Keltu, Keltoi: Societies reviving Celtic traditions, organizing events, lectures, and exhibitions.

Magazines

Mentions that various topics are covered in existing magazines such as Vesmir, VTM, 100+1 ZZ, T magazin, Spirit, Kvety, and Astro.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter reflects a strong interest in UFO phenomena, paranormal events, and esoteric and spiritual practices. The KPU, as the organizing body, appears to be a hub for individuals interested in these subjects in the Czech Republic. The editorial stance is one of open inquiry, encouraging members to share information, contribute to investigations, and expand their knowledge through various spiritual and philosophical avenues. There is a clear effort to connect members, facilitate communication, and provide resources, including literature and event information. The newsletter also demonstrates a commitment to providing a broad overview of related activities and organizations, aiming to inform and potentially unite those interested in these fields. The emphasis on personal experience and critical evaluation of information is also evident.