The Soul Trap Files

Remote viewing is a structured, intelligence-gathering process by which a person can perceive information about a distant location or time. The viewer is given only a set of numbers, called coordinates, and must record their raw physical impressions without knowing what the target actually is. This practice was declassified from a twenty-million-dollar research program sponsored by the United States federal government.

The training methodology was primarily created by an artist and author named Ingo Swann during his work at the Stanford Research Institute from 1974 to 1985. Other key participants who helped compile these manuals and notes included Hal Puthoff, Tom McNear, and Paul H. Smith. Only one military trainee, Tom McNear, completed the full six-stage prototype training program under Swann's direct tutelage.

Viewers use a double-blind protocol, meaning they have no advance knowledge of the target, and any supervising monitor is also kept in the dark to prevent telepathic prompting. When a viewer's conscious mind tries to guess or visualize the target, they experience an analytical overlay, which is mental noise created by memory or imagination trying to interpret raw data. Viewers are trained to write down and label these guesses to discharge them, allowing them to return to the raw signal.

An ideogram is a spontaneous, rapid reflex line drawn with a pen immediately after writing the coordinates. This motion helps the viewer's subconscious decode the major gestalt, which means the overall nature or category of the target, such as land, water, or structures. Viewers practice drills to train their brains to reflexively translate abstract concepts into these physical strokes.

In 2015, a remote viewing group called Intuitive Underground conducted a project tasked against an experimental target called "the most significant remote viewing target". Through this project, the viewers blind-targeted reality and first uncovered data regarding a soul trap and forced reincarnation. The sessions resulted in overlapping storyboards showing planetary catastrophes, mass death events, and a false comforting light.

The sources state that the world we live in is not base-level or original reality, but a false reality overlay or superimposed simulation. This artificial reality technologically mimics the natural processes of creation and incarnation to keep humans trapped. The viewers describe our true spiritual nature as an "I Am" witness projected into this holographic matrix.

The remote viewers refer to the controlling entities as oppressors, adversaries, archons, or the demiurge. These entities operate outside of our reality to maintain the matrix and exploit human consciousness.

The controllers performed genetic engineering experiments on Earth's natural hominids, resulting in modern humans. They did this to artificially increase the human capacity to feel emotions, essentially turning our emotional "volume knob" up from a natural level of three or four to a volatile eight, nine, or ten. This overcharged system and the introduction of the ego make humans easily confused, overwhelmed, and controlled.

Loosh is a highly potent energetic byproduct generated when humans are in an excited, fearful, or highly anxious state. The controllers harvest this emotional energy and use it to power the simulation itself. Additionally, the data suggests this harvested energy is refined and used as fuel for the controllers' transportation and ships outside the matrix.

Upon death, a person's soul complex is separated, and their memories, intellect, and personality are stripped and placed into cold storage. The controllers then copy these stored personality templates and project them in the tunnel of death to trick newly deceased souls. These projections can appear as dead relatives, friends, or pets to lure you into the false light.

The remote viewers positively identified three possible paths at the moment of death. The first is the light trap, where you are processed and recycled back into the simulation. The second is the "promised land," which allows reincarnation in base reality, though you risk being tricked into a new contract and returning to the simulation. The third option is to reject the light and the reincarnation trap entirely.

To escape, a soul must ignore the light, reject the corrupted legal proceedings of the "life review," and refuse to participate. You must actively challenge the authority of the controllers, declare that you were tricked, and assert your sovereignty. Because free will and sovereignty must ultimately be respected, refusing to sign a new contract puts you out of their control. While the viewers are certain this escape is possible, they admit they are not completely sure what happens next on the back end of consciousness once you are out of the system.