Author: komal khan

Remote Viewing (RV) has captured imaginations for decades. Once explored by Cold War-era intelligence agencies and now pursued by private groups and spiritual seekers, RV is often portrayed as a benign or even enlightened ability—one that allows individuals to perceive distant people, places, or events beyond the limits of physical senses. But this romanticized view conceals a dangerous truth. Remote Viewing, in its most invasive form, is not just perception at a distance—it is a forceful intrusion into another person’s spiritual and mental space. It compromises autonomy, identity, and the very fabric of the soul. Over time, the line between viewer and target begins to dissolve, leading to a deeply harmful condition I term Dissociative Spiritual Affliction Disorder (DSAD)a state of https://www.qfac.ca/blog/the-dangers-of-remote-viewing-people-a-spiritual-and-psychological-warning spiritual contamination and identity loss resulting from unauthorized consciousness merging. From Espionage Tool to Occult Weapon Remote Viewing first emerged in public consciousness through programs like the CIA’s Stargate Project, which studied the use of psychic phenomena for intelligence purposes. Though officially shuttered, similar techniques have since found a home in spiritual cults, fringe communities, and underground psychological operations. Modern practitioners no longer aim simply to observe. Instead, they use techniques resembling lucid dreaming or astral projection to inhabit another person’s consciousness. Viewers enter trance-like states and direct intense, focused awareness at their subjects—often without their knowledge or consent. This results in what is essentially a psychic tether—a one-way entanglement that allows the viewer to see, hear, and feel what the other experiences. Over time, it evolves into a form of identity mimicry that can blur the boundaries between self and other in profound and harmful ways. Consciousness Hijacking: The Mechanics What begins as a harmless-seeming practice quickly becomes something far more invasive. A strong RV tether allows the viewer to: See through the subject’s eyes Hear with their ears Feel their physical sensations Think their thoughts This is not empathy or intuition. It is forced entanglement. Once the viewer has established this link, they begin to mimic the neurological rhythms, emotional states, and even bodily responses of the target. There are no natural defenses against this kind of spiritual violation—it bypasses physical boundaries and enters the most intimate spaces of human identity. Somatic Fallout: Physical Symptoms of Remote Viewing Among dedicated viewers—especially those in cults or covert organizations—this entanglement causes alarming physiological effects: 1. Involuntary Movements and Mirror Reflexes Viewers may twitch, flinch, or move in perfect synchronicity with the target, even outside of conscious RV sessions. Emotional distress, trauma, or sudden physical gestures in the target can trigger involuntary mimicry in the viewer’s own body. 2. Respiratory Issues and Sleep Disturbances Entangled viewers often unconsciously sync their breathing with the target. This leads to sleep apnea, panic attacks, and disorienting awakenings. Many have reported needing medical devices like CPAP machines despite no previous respiratory issues. 3. Hormonal and Gender Dysregulation When the viewer and target are of different sexes, prolonged entanglement can disrupt hormonal balance. Cases include female viewers missing menstrual cycles, growing coarse hair, or feeling phantom sensations associated with male anatomy. This stems from the viewer’s body attempting to match the hormonal blueprint of the target. 4. Appetite Loss and Digestive Disruption Autonomic bodily functions—salivation, hunger, digestion—can be suppressed. The viewer’s body begins to reflect the internal processes of the target, leading to a breakdown in their own physiological regulation. Dissociative Spiritual Affliction Disorder (DSAD) The symptoms described above don’t fall neatly into any known medical or psychological diagnosis. DSAD is a spiritual and cognitive syndrome—an outcome of prolonged, unauthorized spiritual entanglement. It includes: Identity Confusion – The viewer begins to internalize the beliefs, desires, and emotions of the target. In advanced cases, they adopt speech patterns, physical tics, and behavioral quirks. Neurological Echoing – Thoughts become indistinguishable from the target’s inner voice. The viewer experiences “mental bleed-through,” where foreign ideas are mistaken as their own. Disembodiment and Dysphoria – The viewer feels alien in their own skin. Their sense of body ownership is disrupted, often leading to anxiety, depression, and confusion. Phantom Pain and Emotional Contagion – Viewers experience sympathetic pain or emotional trauma when the target is harmed or distressed. I’ve personally witnessed this: when I received a tattoo of the Blessed Virgin Mary on my scalp, Remote Viewers spiritually attached to me experienced intense phantom pain. Remote Viewing in Cults and Intelligence Abuse RV is not just a psychic experiment for https://www.qfac.ca/blog/the-dangers-of-remote-viewing-people-a-spiritual-and-psychological-warning it has been used by cults and covert institutions for control, domination, and manipulation. In Cults RV is used to spiritually hijack individuals perceived as gifted or powerful. Followers are trained to mimic their targets in order to absorb their energy or spiritual attributes. The goal is not knowledge, but possession. In Espionage Government and private intelligence circles use RV to extract confidential information, manipulate emotions, and destabilize decision-makers. Viewers are pushed to their psychological limits, and when they break down—discarded without acknowledgment or care. The Dream World as a Target The most vulnerable moment for most people is during REM sleep. Cults and viewers use this window to insert false dreams, foreign thoughts, or even triggers designed to shape behavior. For the viewer, the dream state becomes addictive—more vivid and euphoric than real life. But this leads to “soul fatigue,” a condition in which the viewer loses the ability to dream independently or imagine without intrusion. Why No One is Sounding the Alarm Mainstream psychology misclassifies DSAD symptoms as schizophrenia, dissociation, or psychosomatic illness. Meanwhile, many religious institutions no longer teach the spiritual realities of demonic influence or psychic violation. Victims—both viewers and targets—are left adrift, untreated, and misunderstood. Protection and Recovery These spiritual and psychic violations require intentional and sacred defense. From experience and discernment, I recommend: Spiritual Sacraments and Daily PrayerFrequent Confession, Eucharist, and devotional prayer—especially the Rosary—build a spiritual shield against intrusion. Cutting the TetherGuided prayers of renunciation, often led by a priest, can sever the tether between viewer and target. Cease All Remote Viewing PracticesEven if curiosity or justice is the motive, RV without consent is a violation of spiritual boundaries. Stop all forms of directed psychic attention toward others. Conclusion Remote Viewing, when taken to extremes, becomes an act of spiritual trespass—a violation of sacred boundaries meant to protect the dignity of the human soul. Dissociative Spiritual Affliction Disorder (DSAD) is not merely theoretical—it is real, destructive, and spreading in silence. When we force ourselves into another’s consciousness, we risk not only damaging them—we lose ourselves in the process. The only path to healing is spiritual integrity, respect for personhood, and a return to sacred truth. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, or wish to discuss further, I am available. You can reach me (Frank Danihel) at info@qfac.ca.

Author: komal khan

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