KPUFO Informacni sdeleni - 2016 01 18

Magazine Overview

The document is an informational bulletin from KPUFO (Klub psychotroniky a UFO z.s.) and ČSAAA (Československá archeoastronautická asociace), dated January 18, 2016. It serves as a communication channel for members and interested individuals, providing updates on events, publications, and organizational matters.

Financial Contributions

The bulletin begins by requesting financial contributions for the organization's activities, stating that a voluntary donation of 120 CZK or more provides various benefits, including website access. It also notes a change in their bank account.

Upcoming Event: 'What's New in Ufology' in Prague

A significant announcement is the upcoming meeting titled "Co nového v záhadologii" (What's New in Ufology) to be held in Prague on Saturday, March 12, 2016, at the restaurant U Vodárny. Interested participants are asked to confirm their attendance via email to [email protected] by February 29, 2016. The program, running from 10 AM to 4 PM, includes several lectures:

• Jiří Fiala: "Orbs in Czech Valleys and Glades. On the examination of mysterious spots in photographs."
• K. Dudek: "The Trail Leads to Bohemia. Information about the new book on the Voynich Manuscript."
• O. Bezouška: "On the activities of Paranormal tým, z.s."
• P. Kroupa: "Archaeological Aspects of Megaliths."

Individuals interested in presenting their own topics are invited to submit their proposals. Participation is open to non-members, and attendees are encouraged to invite friends and acquaintances interested in mysteries.

Investigation: Mysterious Formations at Pekelská skála

The bulletin features a section titled "Pátrejte s námi" (Investigate with Us), highlighting mysterious formations at Pekelská skála near the village of Boč, about 2 km north of Stráž nad Ohří. Archaeologists from the Karlovy Vary museum have been examining strange piles of basalt stone, each about 2.5 meters high. Hundreds of these formations, including stone walls and arrangements of stones, are found on the forested plateau. A local legend speaks of a monastery that once stood on Pekelská skála and collapsed into the earth. The true purpose of these stone heaps remains unexplained by historians, and the bulletin poses a question about who will conduct an investigation in the spring.

Lectures by Milan Zachy Kučera

Another section announces lectures by Milan Zachy Kučera focusing on the search for the Nazi "golden" train in Poland. The scheduled lectures are:

• January 27: Library Bystřice pod Hostýnem (KM) at 5:00 PM.
• February 4: Library Vamberk (RK) at 5:00 PM.
• February 10: Library Zábřeh (SU) at 4:30 PM.

New Books and Publications

The bulletin also lists new books available for purchase:

• Karel Dudek: "Stopa míří do Čech. Tajemství Voynichova rukopisu." (The Trail Leads to Bohemia. The Mystery of the Voynich Manuscript.) Published by Machart, Beroun, 2015. It is a paperback with 145 pages, 22 illustrations, measuring 13x19 cm, and costs 249 CZK. Ordering information is provided via a website.
• Jan A. Novák: "Tunguzský meteorit – záhada na víc než jedno století." (The Tunguska Meteorite – A Mystery for More Than a Century.) Available for 100 CZK plus postage. Ordering is via a provided website and a direct address.
• Libuše Nielsen: "Parapsychologie. Vzdělávací kurs a rozvoj vlastních schopností." (Parapsychology. Educational Course and Development of Own Abilities.) Published by NAVA Plzeň in 1996, it is a 140-page paperback, available for 50 CZK plus postage.

Membership Contributions for 2017

Information regarding membership contributions for 2017 is provided. The annual fee for correspondence and Facebook members is voluntary, with a suggested minimum of 120-999 CZK. For full members, the contribution is over 1000 CZK per year. Services for members include access to information, archives, priority purchases of publications, and participation in events. For correspondence and Facebook members, services include access to paid sections of "Záhady a zajímavosti" and "Cesty psychotroniky." Full members gain entry to paid sections of these magazines.

Application forms are available via links for ČSAAA and KPUFO. Membership fees can be paid to the SBERBANK account or via postal order to Klub psychotroniky a UFO, z.s., Borská 19, 320 22, Plzeň.

Online Resources and Social Media

The bulletin promotes the organization's online presence. It highlights that the magazines "Záhady a zajímavosti" and "Cesty psychotroniky" are primary sources of information, with new articles added daily. Links to these magazines and other organizational websites are provided. Readers are encouraged to click on underlined words within articles on these sites as a form of subtle advertising. Past issues of the informational bulletin are available online.

The bulletin also directs readers to KPUFO/ČSAAA's Facebook presence, listing various groups and pages related to ufology, paranormal phenomena, archaeology, and mysteries in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Contact details for KPUFO and ČSAAA, including postal addresses, internet links, and email addresses, are provided at the end of the document.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin consistently promotes the exploration of mysteries, paranormal phenomena, ufology, and historical enigmas, particularly those within the Czech Republic. It encourages active participation through investigations, lectures, and financial support. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry and information sharing within these specialized fields, fostering a community of like-minded individuals. The emphasis on new publications, lectures, and online resources suggests a commitment to disseminating knowledge and engaging the public in these subjects.