Newsletter KPUFO

Magazine Overview

This document is the Newsletter KPUFO, issue number 2/2003, with the raw date of May 14, 2003. It is published by KPU and is in Czech. The main cover headline announces the 12th anniversary of the Club of Psychotronics and UFO (KPU).

Membership and Contributions

The newsletter begins by celebrating the 12th anniversary of the KPU on May 14, 2003. Ing. Oldrich Valko, a researcher and author of books on the theoretical foundations of psychotronics, is named an honorary member. Members are reminded of their obligations, including paying the annual membership fee of 300 CZK and submitting a photo for their membership card. They are also urged to know their membership number for access to the internal KPUFO pages. Members are encouraged to contribute interesting materials, photographs from outings, and research findings to update the KPU pages for their respective districts. Assistance is also requested in the form of surplus office supplies, particularly A5 envelopes. Members are asked to stay in contact, update their email and mobile phone numbers, and promptly report any changes, enabling them to participate directly in the investigation of anomalous phenomena. The newsletter also encourages members to recruit new members and form local research groups. Members receive the ZAZ magazine and have access to the internal KPUFO pages, with priority given to requests for archival materials (written and video).

A CD commemorating the 12th anniversary is available for 100 CZK. It contains the KPUFO website, information on all regions, albums of megaliths in the Czech Republic, internal KPUFO*2000 pages, and themed pages from KPU branches. Orders should be sent in writing or by email to KPU. The CD will be sent after payment and will be accompanied by the next issue of ZAZ. Members are also asked to help process and transcribe cases and materials from the club archive, particularly UFO and anomalous psychotronic phenomena.

Reports on Events and Activities

The Czech Psychoenergetic Society held a general assembly where they discussed and approved a "moral code of conduct for healers" and other methodological guidelines.

In March 2003, a joint meeting of researchers from KPUFO, Projekt Zare, Klub Zablesk, Badatelske centrum Statenice, and Fantastic fact club took place. The meeting facilitated the exchange of experiences and led to agreements on concrete cooperation and the resolution of disagreements.

On April 26, 2003, FFC organized a seminar at Houska Castle focusing on the history and cases related to the castle. Attendees could purchase a compilation of data and articles about the castle, titled "The Castle Narrates," published by the local custodian.

On April 26, 2003, the festival of Jarovita was held for the umpteenth time at the Slavic fortified settlement in Dolni Brezany. This event, organized by the association supporting Slavic roots "Rodna vira," included a procession with Morena, featuring international participation. The procession started from Zbraslav accompanied by drums, pipes, and bagpipes, culminating in a traditional Slavic ritual of burning Morena and celebrating Jarovita. A link to the organizing association is provided: (http://www.volny.cz/rodna-vira).

Upcoming Research and Projects

Preparations are underway for research into prehistoric rock carvings in the Val Camonica valley in Italy during the summer months. The newsletter calls for volunteers to assist with correspondence with international researchers.

Past information about the "New Ufological Doctrine" and an "Open Letter" from Lithuanian researchers is revisited. Upon translation, it was found that their views on the subject were similar to KPU's approach over 10 years ago, and their current tasks are quite different.

A specific tombstone in Paris is being sought. It is described as being near the guillotine inventor Dr. Guillotin's tomb at the Pere-Lachaise cemetery, with the inscription: ANNE 1920-1971 BARBARIA ATQUE RETICENTIA ADIUNCTUM BARBATI BASIS ATRII SACRI. Readers are asked to provide any information or photos if they can confirm this.

Researchers are asked to send any materials from their archives related to the phenomenon of déjà vu and déjà vecu (already seen).

New internet pages titled "Contacts and Conters" have been launched. These pages provide an overview of UFO sects and contactees worldwide and in the Czech Republic, and include an album of alien beings, a typological classification from fourth-kind encounters. The URL is (http://sweb.cz/kont.k). Contributions of data and materials are welcomed.

Information is sought regarding the author of the book "Confession of a Druid," Mr. Jan Johann Jaroslav.

An experiment was previously prepared to test the functionality of a patent by Czech inventor K. Drbala for sharpening razor blades in a pyramid. The experiment involves shaving half of a test subject's face with a blade from a pyramid and the other half with a blade not from a pyramid. The experiment is ready, but the need for uniformly manufactured pyramids according to Drbala's invention is highlighted. Assistance is requested for the production of at least 5 identical pyramids.

Publications and Resources

The latest issue of the KPU magazine, ZAZ no. 2/2003, has been released. Members who are missing any issues or volumes are encouraged to request them.

The first researcher's handbook (I) – "Materials for UFO Research" – has been published for KPU members. Researchers from KPUFO and Projekt Zare collaborated on its creation. Further handbooks are planned, covering materials for agro-symbol research and basic information on psychotronic issues.

A new book by O. Valko, "Psychotronics - basic theoretical concept," is available. Information and orders can be placed at www.ben.cz. The book is a brochure, 135 pages, priced at 199 CZK.

The UFO Magazin has resumed publication after a long hiatus. It is described as a quarterly A4 magazine with a glued spine, laminated cover, 64 pages plus cover. The magazine, originating from Slovakia, covers paranormal topics with a slightly different focus than Czech publications. The editorial team is noted for not shying away from controversial subjects, and the magazine's scope is broadening from "UFO" to encompass all paranormal phenomena. The address is Cintorinska 5, Nitra, SK 949 01. Email: [email protected] - http://www.ufomagazin.sk .

Secondhand Bookstore (Antikvariat)

This section offers books that members have offered for sale, potentially helping others acquire them at lower prices than in regular secondhand bookstores. Prices include postage and packing.

• Rackova, Kamila – Novy, Robert: Cesta sedmi vesmiry. Oai Tantra, Prague, 1995 (brochure, 65 pages) – 20 CZK
• Lorie, Petr – Hewitt, V.J.: Nostradamus. Konec tisicileti. Natajoga, Bratislava, 1995 (hardcover, Czech edition) – 45 CZK
• Sri Isopanisad. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (brochure, 95 pages) – 20 CZK
• Srimad Bhagavatam. Second volume. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (hardcover, 603 pages) – 85 CZK
• Srimad Bhagavatam. First volume. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (hardcover, 380 pages) – 85 CZK
• Nectar of Devotion. Complete science of bhakti yoga. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (brochure, 430 pages) – 45 CZK
• Nauka o seberealizaci. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (brochure, 300 pages) – 40 CZK
• Uceni kralovny Kunti. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (brochure, 290 pages) – 40 CZK
• Uceni Sri Kapily. Vedic scriptures. Bhaktivedanta Book. (brochure, 300 pages) – 40 CZK

Postage and packing (up to 25 CZK) must be added to the total cost. Members wishing to sell their own books through this section are invited to contact the newsletter.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include the celebration of the KPU's anniversary and the importance of active membership participation. There is a strong emphasis on research, data collection, and the sharing of information within the KPU community and with international researchers. The newsletter promotes various publications, both new and secondhand, related to UFOs, psychotronics, and esoteric subjects. The editorial stance appears to be one of encouraging collaboration, open inquiry into paranormal phenomena, and the preservation of knowledge and historical records. The KPU positions itself as a central hub for individuals interested in these fields, providing resources, facilitating communication, and organizing events.