KPUFO Informacni sdeleni - 2015 06 30

Magazine Overview

This issue of 'Informační sdělení' (Information Bulletin) from KPUFO O.S. (Club of Psychotronics and UFO) and ČSAAA (Czechoslovak Archeoastronautic Association), dated June 30, 2015, serves as a newsletter announcing upcoming events, sharing research findings, and promoting related publications.

Upcoming Events

The main focus is the announcement of the PHOENIX 2015 Conference, scheduled to take place in Zázrivá, Slovakia, from July 3rd to 5th, 2015. The conference venue is Penzión Havrania 27. Contact information for inquiries is provided: [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected].

The program for the conference includes a diverse range of topics presented by various speakers:

• PhDr. Františka Vrbenská will discuss "The Turin Shroud: Is there a solution?"
• Gabriela Slováková will explore "Istebné in ancient history."
• PhDr. Rudolf Irša will present on "Magic and real virtuality."
• Ladislav Lahoda will talk about "The hidden Swiss landscape."
• PhDr. Jiří Kult will cover "Parapsychology and the research of mysterious phenomena."
• Ing. Josef Purkrt will address "Such a beautiful world or nothing lasts forever."
• Karel Dudek will investigate "Who is the author of the Voynich manuscript?"
• Milan Z. Kučera will examine "Strange aspects of folk legends."
• Ing. Ondrej Repa will discuss "Europe before memory reaches."
• Ing. Aleš Rumler will present on "Information transfer through spiral fields in biology and nature."

Investigations and Anomalies

The bulletin invites readers to participate in investigations under the heading "Pátrejte s námi" (Investigate with us).

One section poses a question to anyone in London willing to research in a library, referencing an excerpt from the British journal *Nature* (Vol. 184, No. 4) from 1959. This excerpt, attributed to Dr. R. Tomaschek, suggested a correlation between the position of the planet Uranus and major earthquakes on Earth. The article notes that this finding was surprising, as the influence of distant planets was not expected.

Another call for information concerns "Šarišská Stonehenge," asking if anyone can identify this location and explain why it is called that. Readers are encouraged to send GPZ coordinates and photos to [email protected].

Further anomalies are mentioned, specifically a road between Hranice na Moravě and Valašské Meziříčí in the Czech Republic. Readers are invited to stop on a hill there and try to push a car a short distance without starting the engine, noting the GPS coordinates: 49°32'5.003"N 17°47'30.552"E. Local opinions and witness accounts of unusual phenomena are sought.

Publications and Resources

The magazine highlights several new resources for enthusiasts:

• A book by Pavel Toufar titled "Toulky za českými čerty" (Wanderings with Czech Devils), published by Olympia in 2015, is mentioned as potentially revealing the truth behind Karel Hynek Mácha's mysterious letter about Houska Castle.
• The new website of writer and researcher Karla Kýra is promoted at http://www.magazin-zdroj.estranky.cz/.
• A new space-related website, http://exospace.cz/, is also featured.
• The magazines *Záhady a zajímavosti* (Mysteries and Curiosities) and *Cesty psychotroniky* (Paths of Psychotronics) are available online via ZAZ (http://www.zahadyazajimavosti.cz) and http://www.cestypsychotroniky.cz, respectively.

Membership and Contributions

Information is provided on membership fees for 2015. The annual contribution for correspondence and Facebook members is between 120-999 CZK, while full members pay over 1000 CZK. Services for members include access to an information bank, archives, and priority purchasing of publications. Contributions can be made to the account of Klub psychotroniky a UFO (ČSOB, Post Bank, account number 174472622/0300) or via postal order to Klub psychotroniky a UFO, Borská 19, 320 22, Plzeň.

Links to application forms for ČSAAA (http://csaaa.eu/prihlaska.pdf) and KPUFO (http://www.kpufo.cz/dokument/prih.pdf) are provided.

Social Media and New Releases

Readers are encouraged to discuss topics on Facebook via the KPUFO/ČSAAA page and related groups, including "Česká záhadologie a ufologie," "Slovenská záhadológia a ufológia," and others.

New DVD releases are announced:

• A DVD released on May 14, 2015, celebrating the 24th anniversary of KPUFO, priced at 100 CZK plus postage. It contains lectures, presentations, films, e-books, and various world-wide presentations.
• A DVD released on May 12, 2015, marking the 25th anniversary of ČSAAA, also priced at 100 CZK plus postage.

Archived Presentations

The issue lists the content of several DVDs (X223, X221) containing lectures and documentaries. These include topics such as "11. září 2001 - konspirační teorie" (September 11, 2001 - Conspiracy Theory), "JFK - ztracená kulka" (JFK - the lost bullet), "Vetřelci dávnověku" (Aliens of the Past), "Mimozemšťané a megakatastrofy" (Aliens and Megacatastrophes), and "Tajemství Bible" (Secrets of the Bible).

Additionally, a DVD from a K21 meeting in Prague on November 8, 2014, featuring presentations on agro symbols and paranormal challenges, is available for 50 CZK plus postage.

New Books

Several new books are highlighted:

• Libuše Nielsen's "Parapsychologie. Vzdělávací kurs a rozvoj vlastních schopností." (Parapsychology. Educational course and development of own abilities.), published by NAVA Plzeň in 1996.
• Milan Kučera and Zacha's "Archeoastronautické pověsti." (Archeoastronautic Legends.), 6th edition, 2015.
• Oldřich Válek's "Za hranicemi fyziky a psychologie / Úvod do humanistické psychotroniky." (Beyond the Boundaries of Physics and Psychology / Introduction to Humanistic Psychotronics), with a link to purchase.
• Jan A. Novák's "Tunguzský meteorit – záhada na víc než jedno století." (The Tunguska Meteorite – A Mystery for More Than a Century.), with a link to purchase.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are ufology, parapsychology, historical mysteries, and the promotion of research and related publications. The editorial stance appears to be one of encouraging active investigation, sharing knowledge, and fostering a community of interest in unexplained phenomena and alternative historical perspectives. The inclusion of diverse topics, from ancient artifacts to astronomical correlations with terrestrial events, suggests a broad scope of inquiry within the paranormal and fringe science fields.