KPUFO Informacni bulletin - 1999 No 03

Magazine Overview

This is the 3/1999 issue of the "Newsletter KPUFO," published by KPU (Czech UFO Association). The newsletter focuses on UFO sightings, crop circles, paranormal phenomena, and related research within the Czech Republic. It includes reports from members, announcements of events, and reviews of relevant publications.

Distribution and Outreach

The newsletter thanks its members for sending addresses of regional newspapers and radio stations, to which their letters were sent. They request that any published articles be copied and sent to them. The goal is to inform the public about their activities and findings.

Crop Circle Reports

On June 7, 1999, the first crop circle of the year was discovered near the village of Krinec in the Nymburk district. Colleagues from KPU promptly investigated the site. The report of this circle came to the Polabsky list newspaper via a letter that had recently arrived.

Member Support and Information

The newsletter mentions that some members may not have received their KPU membership cards due to missing information such as a photo, birth number, or membership fee. They urge members to provide this information so their cards can be sent.

UFO Sighting in Oselce

On the night of June 19-20, 1999, between 11 PM and midnight, 18 witnesses in the village of Oselce near Nepomuk (Plzen region) observed a flying object. The object was described as pyramid-shaped and was seen flying above low trees, with a red light orbiting it. The newsletter promises to provide further information on this investigation.

Research and Events

Solstice Research

A request is made for information regarding the summer solstice, including weather lore, rituals, and myths. Readers are asked to contact the KPU center with any relevant details.

"Clovek 2001" Lectures

The "Clovek 2001" organization is hosting a series of lectures at Kozel castle (near Stahlavy, Plzen-jih district) on Sunday afternoons, starting July 18, 1999. The lectures, part of an exhibition of Zdenek Hajny's paintings, will cover topics such as "Humanity of the Next Millennium and the Process of Self-Awareness" and "Humanity and the Universe." The series concludes on August 29, 1999, with an open discussion.

"Cerna vez" Magazine

A new samizdat magazine called "Cerna vez" (Black Tower) has begun publication in Klatovy. It focuses on regional attractions and local history, with the first issue featuring an article on crop circles and formations. Subscriptions can be ordered from Galerie Siwa in Klatovy.

Yoga Center Bulletin

The newsletter acknowledges receipt of a bulletin from the Yoga Center Swami Satyananda, providing their address in Prague.

Czech Psychoenergetic Society Event

The Czech Psychoenergetic Society is organizing a meeting with events focused on the spiritual aspect of humanity from September 7-12, 1999, at the pilgrimage site of Rimov. The cost, including accommodation, meals, and activities, is 2450 CZK for the general public and 2150 CZK for CePeS members. The new magazine "Psychoenergetika 1/1999" is also mentioned, along with the "Vodnare" newsletter, featuring articles on homeopathy, bioplasm, nutrition, and spiritual aspects of illness.

Request for Videotapes

There is a request to purchase videotapes of Dr. Anatolij Kaspirovskij's presentations. Interested parties should contact KPU.

Publication Reviews and Announcements

ZAZ Magazine

The latest issue of ZAZ (2/99) is out, featuring a comparison of questionnaires for recording UFO incidents. It continues the work of Dr. Zdenek Gardavsky on geopathogenic zones and includes articles on the "Mysterious Ley Line Network," "Crop Circles Ex Post" (since the 1970s in Domazlice), the mystery of Mont Segur castle, the Druid Lake, and research into the "enigmatic" stone structures in Strakonice, as well as discussions on the time displacement of Karel Hynek Macha during his visit to Houska castle.

ZAZ Magazine Content (continued)

ZAZ 3/99 includes material on extrasensory perception, discussions on megalithic monuments, hypotheses about the Moon's origin, and the informational properties of living organisms. The magazine is highlighted as a primary source for KPU members and others to publish original research. The annual subscription is 140 CZK.

UFO klub Zablesk

UFO klub Zablesk has released its first newsletter, focusing on UFO case investigations and the role of agro symbols in the Eastern Bohemian region. They also have new website pages that include a complete list of agro symbols from the KPU database, with photographs. The website address is provided.

"Skryte skutecnosti" Magazine

A new magazine, "Skryte skutecnosti" (Hidden Realities), has been launched. It is described as an exact copy of "Fantas. Fakt" but published by AOS Publishing (Pavel Mezsaros) instead of Ivo Zelezny. The newsletter notes reservations about the views presented by author Ivo Wiesner, even though he is an honorary member of KPU, particularly concerning claims about the Sun being replaced.

"Rozhledy" Publication

The research center of the Lenka couple in Statenice has published their latest "Rozhledy" (Overviews), featuring articles on Lobsang Rampa, the Invisible Prague of G. Meyrink, and other smaller pieces.

Megalithic Monuments Research

Research into megalithic monuments in the Czech Republic faces challenges in classification and terminology. The newsletter emphasizes the importance of photographic documentation for creating albums and CDs of these sites. Readers are encouraged to submit photos of megalithic sites they encounter during the summer.

New Guidebook

A new guidebook, "Ceske megality" by Saric and Stepanek, has been published by Materna, Prague, in 1999. It contains photographs, descriptions of stones, and maps of access routes to 26 locations.

Stone Formations and Engravings

Readers are asked to report any stones in their vicinity known as "devil's stones" or stones with engravings, tracks, etc., that are associated with legends. Photos and available data are requested.

Libusin Hradiste Engravings

An article in "FF 4/97" discusses engravings on the stones of the entrance gate at Libusin Hradiste, described as the oldest Slavic depictions. Information or references to serious publications about these engravings are sought.

Ongoing Investigations

Several older questions remain open. Assistance is requested with locating Bohemian graves in the Czech Republic, including photos, locations, orientation, and window slopes. Specific locations are listed.

San Miniato del Monte Chapel and Summer Solstice

Information is sought about the San Miniato del Monte chapel in Florence and anything related to the summer solstice, including weather lore and rituals.

Publication Purchase Request

There is a request to purchase "Magazin 2000" (issues 12/98, 1/99, /99) and "Fantas. Fakta 1/99." These should be sent to the editorial office.

Vcelka Publishing Announcements

Vcelka Publishing announces reprints of publications, including:

• "What deeper meaning do chapels and wayside shrines hide?" by F. Panes et al. (17 CZK)
• "My friend, sensitive and dowser Oldrich Hradil. Methods and results of the work of Brno healer Oldrich Hradil (died 1989)." by F. Panes (17 CZK)
• "Magic, psychotronics, parapsychology"
• "Archaeology, archeoastronautics, geological mysteries"
• "Problems of extraterrestrial civilizations and UFOs"
• Collections of articles from the magazine "Tydenik aktualit" on these topics from a serious perspective (50 CZK each).
• "You and your eyes." A set of eye exercises for preventing vision defects, improving sight, and convalescence after eye surgery by P. Kalina (20 CZK).
• "Agrosymbols - opinions, discoveries, hypotheses." Results of research and the current state of research. Evaluation of opinions and indication of research directions (77 CZK).
• The publication "Gaia I. Did an unknown civilization exist?" and its second part by F. Panes will be reissued. Orders are being processed, and the publication will be sent upon release.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently covers UFO sightings, crop circles, and other unexplained phenomena, with a particular focus on research and investigation within the Czech Republic. It promotes member participation and the sharing of information through publications and events. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, encouraging critical discussion while also presenting findings and theories from various sources, including members and published works.