Informační sdělení

Magazine Overview

This document is an informational bulletin from KPUFO (Klub psychotroniky a UFO) and ČSAAA (Československá archeoastronautická asociace), dated March 4, 2015. It serves as a newsletter to inform members and interested parties about upcoming events, publications, and activities related to ufology, archaeology, psychotronics, and other paranormal phenomena.

Upcoming Events and Meetings

The bulletin details several key events:

• Projekt Záře – Annual Meeting (March 14, 2015): This meeting, scheduled from 10:00 to 16:00, will cover project administration, tasks for 2015, and include discussions. Specific presentations are planned on contemporary ufology and UFO evaluation methods (Milan Fibrich), UFOs in photography (Petr Fiala), meteorological sondes (Ing. Pavel Žárský), and astronomy and UFOs (Lukáš Veselý).
• Lectures at the East Bohemian Museum in Pardubice: A series of lectures are scheduled for March 2015:
• March 11, 2015 (18:00): 'Celtic Warriors' by P. Ondroušek, focusing on Celtic dangers, weaponry, and warfare.
• March 18, 2015 (18:00): 'Celts in Moravia' by PhDr. J. Čižmářová, discussing burial and settlement practices, and recent findings.
• March 25, 2015 (18:00): 'Celts and Germans' by PhDr. J. Jílek, Ph.D., examining conflicts between these cultures during the La Tène and early Roman periods.
• Wednesday Skype Conferences: Regular Czech-Slovak záhadological (paranormal/mystery) Skype conferences are held every Wednesday at 20:00, using Skype IDs "gallaa6" and "stofik63". Participants are encouraged to prepare questions.

New DVDs and Publications

The bulletin also promotes new DVD releases and books:

• New DVDs:
• A DVD featuring lectures from the 'Klub psychotroniky a UFO' meeting in Prague 2014, covering agrosymbol research and paranormal challenges.
• A special DVD to be released for the 24th anniversary of KPUFO and the 25th anniversary of ČSAAA, containing lectures, presentations, films, e-books, and other materials. This DVD costs 100 Kč plus postage and packaging.
• A list of various documentary DVDs is provided, including series like 'X143' (Nazi atomic research, Mengele twins), 'X198' (Historical X-Files on hypogeums, Excalibur, Turin Shroud, Nazca lines), 'X180' (Alien visitors, Voynich manuscript, China's discovery of America), 'X207' (UFOs in Europe, Celtic oppidum), and 'X242' (Nazi megastructures, Hitler's women, World War II).
• New Books:
• 'Parapsychologie. Vzdělávací kurs a rozvoj vlastních schopností' by Libuše Nielsen (NAVA Plzeň, 1996).
• 'Za hranicemi biotroniky' by Venceslav Patrovský.
• 'Elixíry ohnivé zkázy' by Tomáš Dosoudil.
• 'Voynichův rukopis' by J. Lenková.
• 'Nejen poltergeist' by Karel Wagner (Livingstone, 2014).
• 'Konec světa' by J. Lenková (XYZ, 2012).
• 'Za hranicemi fyziky a psychologie / Úvod do humanistické psychotroniky' by Oldřich Válek.
• 'Tunguzský meteorit – záhada na víc než jedno století' by J.N. Novák.
• 'Kameny krve a víry' by Pavel Kroupa (Levné knihy).
• 'Záhadné vynálezy minulosti' by Jitka Lenková.

Online Resources and Reporting

The bulletin directs readers to the websites of the magazines 'Záhady a zajímavosti' (ZAZ) and 'Cesty psychotroniky'. It also encourages discussion on Facebook via groups and pages related to KPUFO, ČSAAA, Czech and Slovak ufology, megality, crop circles, and psychotronics. Links are provided for reporting UFO sightings, anomalous atmospheric phenomena, and psychotronic events online.

Membership and Contributions

Information regarding membership contributions for 2015 is included. Correspondence and Facebook members can contribute voluntarily or with a minimum of 120-999 Kč. Full members pay 1000 Kč per year and receive access to information databases, archives, priority purchases of publications, and participation in events. Contributions can be made via bank transfer or postal order to the specified addresses for KPUFO and ČSAAA.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this bulletin are ufology, paranormal phenomena, historical mysteries, archaeology, and scientific research into these subjects. The editorial stance appears to be one of active investigation, information sharing, and community building among enthusiasts in these fields, encouraging participation through lectures, online discussions, and membership.