KPUFO Informacni bulletin - 2006 No 03

Magazine Overview

This issue of the "informační bulletin" from the KLUB PSYCHOTRONIKY A UFO (KPUFO) is dated 3/2006 and is identified as issue number 72. Published by KPUFO in Plzeň, Czech Republic, the bulletin covers organizational news, activities of its various sections, research projects, and collaborations within the field of psychotronics and UFO studies.

Organizational Activities and Section Reports

General Activities KPUFO is actively seeking to expand its network by establishing contacts with the Association of Non-profit Organizations of the Plzeň Region, with the goal of connecting with international organizations and partner cities.

Sekce Agrosymbol Members are reminded of the protocol for reporting discoveries of agrosymbols, emphasizing the need for immediate notification and comprehensive information gathering, including sample collection of plant tissue.

Sekce Megalit KPUFO has proposed to the Association of Czech Tourists and the Poddžbánsko Microregion that megalithic monuments become a central theme for tourism in the area, with a request for funding for promotional materials. The Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic responded, stating that monument protection must follow existing legislation and outlining the necessary procedures, though this information was not new to KPUFO.

Družstvo Badatelů v Psychotronice (Association of Researchers in Psychotronics) Research at an archaeological site is underway with promising results. The association is seeking experienced psychotronics practitioners to join their efforts, suggesting that coordinated research sessions can be arranged to maximize data collection.

Collaboration with ADAM Project Information is provided about a company called ADAM offering geopathetic zone measurements as part of a 'healthy living' project. The bulletin expresses skepticism about the project's understanding of the phenomenon and suggests it might be a scam. However, individuals interested in verifying the measurement process are invited to participate and report their findings.

Poltergeist Case in Bobrová A case in Bobrová is highlighted as an example of a complex poltergeist phenomenon. The bulletin warns against unqualified individuals attempting to handle such cases, noting that while evidence may be lacking, these events can have severe consequences for families, including social isolation, threats of hospitalization, and child protective services involvement.

Projekt HOUSKA – SETKÁNÍ S KHM (Project HOUSKA – Meeting with KHM) Research continues around Houska Castle, investigating historical and other unresolved questions. A comprehensive document is available at KPUFO Česká Lípa, but new questions continue to arise. A cross-organizational team is needed to address these issues in a coordinated manner.

Events and Meetings

Zvíkov Research Discussions at a meeting in Nesměř focused on the research of Zvíkov Castle. While radioactivity measurements have been conducted, many questions remain. A comprehensive project is being prepared to address issues such as battery drain in equipment, the existence of a legendary underground passage, the origin of the stone in the Hlízová Tower, and the possibility of using pollen analysis to determine its age. Experts in relevant fields are invited to contribute.

KPUFO Opava KPUFO Opava has a small meeting room ('Klub Jitřenka') where lectures and activities are held, including those on Finclub, Nutra bona, 7Red, tarot, and pendulum use. A masseuse and a psychologist also visit regularly. The 'Klub Jitřenka' is proposed as a regional center for KPUFO in Opava and its surroundings, serving as a resource for literature and magazines for individuals with similar interests.

Seminar A joint seminar for research associations is scheduled for October 20-22, 2006, at Nečtiny Castle (Plzeň-sever district).

Meetings (Porady) A leadership meeting for the associations is planned for late September in Mělník, coinciding with the local wine festival.

Meeting with ČePeS A meeting was held on June 9, 2006, with the leadership of the Czech Psychoenergetic Society (ČePeS) to discuss issues of mutual cooperation. This meeting was a response to open letters and negative feedback from KPUFO members regarding ČePeS's actions and publications. KPUFO clarified that their criticism was directed at specific individuals and phenomena within ČePeS, not the entire organization. KPUFO affirmed its members' right to express opinions and stated that it would not censor its members. The organization believes that the current state of psychotronics is serious and that glossing over the situation is harmful. They suggested focusing on constructive criticism and collaboration rather than defensiveness.

Changes in Membership Fees

Starting in 2007, membership and subscription fees will increase. KPUFO members will continue to receive benefits, including preferential rates for the ZAZ magazine. The new fees are detailed in a table, showing the increased prices for KPUFO members, ZAZ magazine, CP magazine, and non-members.

Research and Collaboration Proposals

Collaboration with ČePeS KPUFO proposes a collaborative framework with ČePeS, emphasizing the need to analyze past theoretical and practical results in psychotronics, digitize information, and make it accessible to all through the internet. The proposal includes identifying and contacting individuals who have been active in psychotronics, forming specialized teams, and engaging experts from related fields such as geology and psychology. It also suggests organizing discussions and publishing findings through print and online media. Key questions to address include information flow between KPUFO and ČePeS, the organization of collaboration, real-time information exchange, participation in joint projects and experiments, psychotronic site research, verification of phenomena (e.g., 'diamond water', dowsing rods), identifying regions for collaboration, and organizing discussions on theoretical topics like Růžička's 'těžišťová teorie proutkaření' and Baumgartl's 'Teorie ingerence a prestace'. The proposal also involves digitizing research reports from ČePeS and other relevant publications.

Joint Projects Collaboration should be based on concrete projects, focusing on verifying phenomena and preparations used in healing practices, psychotronic research, and broad discussion. Both KPUFO and ČePeS, as NGOs, have the potential to undertake partial projects and engage relevant institutions, researchers, and students.

Publications and Resources

Internal Bulletin The "Informační bulletin" is an internal publication of KPUFO, issued bimonthly to all members. Feedback, suggestions, correspondence, and advertisements should be sent to the provided address or contact details.

Publications from KPUFO Archive Internal publications are available for members and internal use. Two publications are listed: "Bioterapie. Magnetoterapie." by V. Patrovský, and "Vliv energií na organismy a vodu." by V. Patrovský. Both are for KPUFO members only and cost 30 Kč each.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin consistently emphasizes the importance of organized research, collaboration between different organizations and individuals, and the critical examination of paranormal phenomena. There is a clear stance on the need for rigorous methodology and evidence-based approaches, while also acknowledging the subjective experiences and potential negative impacts of certain phenomena. The organization appears open to constructive criticism and encourages active participation from its members and the wider research community. The editorial stance is one of promoting transparency, information sharing, and the advancement of psychotronic and UFO research within a structured framework.