informační bulletin KPUFO

Magazine Overview

This document is an informational bulletin from KPUFO (Klub psychotroniky a UFO) and ČSAAA (Československá archeoastronautická asociace), dated February 9, 2016. It serves as a newsletter to its members and interested parties, covering upcoming events, past activities, new publications, and organizational matters.

Upcoming Events

The bulletin announces an event in Prague on Saturday, March 12, 2016, titled "Co nového v záhadologii" (What's New in Cryptozoology?). The meeting will be held at the restaurant U Vodárny. Interested individuals are asked to confirm their participation via email to [email protected] by February 29, 2016. The program, running from 10 AM to 4 PM, includes lectures by Jiří Fiala on "Orbs in Czech Valleys and Plains," K. Dudek on "The Trail Leads to Bohemia: Information about the new book on the Voynich Manuscript," O. Bezouška on the activities of "Paranormal tým, z.s.," and P. Kroupa on "Archaeological Aspects of Megaliths." The organizers welcome anyone interested in mysteries, and participants are encouraged to invite friends.

Past Events

The bulletin reports on the annual general meeting of the FFC (Fantastic Facts Club), which took place on Saturday, January 30, 2016, in Prague. The agenda included lectures and discussions on topics such as "Archaeoastronautic Aspects in the Bible" by Milan Zacha Kučera, "Conspiracy! Conspiracy?" by Josef Purkrt, "Houses Full of Mysteries" by Josef Schrötter, and "Liturgical Magic - Magical Liturgy" by Jan Šindel.

New Books

Several new books are featured:

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

Information Sources and Membership

The bulletin highlights that the primary sources of information are the magazines "Záhady a zajímavosti" (Mysteries and Curiosities) and "Cesty psychotroniky" (Paths of Psychotronics), with new articles added daily. Readers are encouraged to visit their websites and click on underlined words for subtle advertising. A reminder is issued regarding membership contributions for 2017. Voluntary contributions start from 120 CZK, offering various benefits. "Regular members" can contribute in non-monetary forms like books, materials, or services, or financially above 1000 CZK per year. "Correspondent and FB members" contribute voluntarily from 120-999 CZK. Membership provides access to information, archives, preferential purchase of publications, and event participation. Links to application forms for ČSAAA and KPUFO are provided. Payment details for membership fees are given, including bank account information for SBERBANK and postal order instructions.

Other Content

Two DVDs are advertised: "Tvarové zářiče – Sborník přednášek ze semináře SBP a materiálů z archivu KPUFO" (Form Emitters – Proceedings of the SBP Seminar and Materials from the KPUFO Archive) and "Záhady hradu Houska – mýty a skutečnosti" (Mysteries of Houska Castle – Myths and Realities). Both are priced at 120 CZK plus 21 CZK postage.

Under the "Pátrejte s námi" (Search with Us) section, two intriguing local mysteries are mentioned: two circular bodies near Nová Říše, Jihlava, with a folklore element, and a stone structure near Mračov, Strakonice, identified as a stone drying house.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin consistently promotes the activities of KPUFO and ČSAAA, encouraging member participation and financial support. It highlights research into paranormal phenomena, UFOs, archaeoastronomy, and historical mysteries, often referencing Czech locations and folklore. The editorial stance appears to be one of active investigation and information sharing within the ufology and paranormal research community in the Czech Republic.