Experiences You Connect to Frequency
You associate what you are experiencing with frequency-based effects, directed energy, or other outside interference with your thoughts, senses, or body.
An Invitation to Participants / Worldwide
You Have a Story.
You Have a Story.
We’re Here to Listen.
If you feel you have been affected by a frequency experiment you never agreed to, you are welcome to tell us about it. NFII is inviting adults from around the world to share their experiences and register interest in in-person research.
Worldwide ParticipationAdults 18+In-Person Evaluations
Your account. Your words. A starting point for investigation.
01 / Who We Hope to Hear From
You Don’t Have to Know Why
You may describe yourself as a targeted individual. You may believe you were selected at random, chosen for reasons you cannot explain, or involved in an experiment without your consent. You do not need to know why you feel this is happening to share your account.
Experiences You Describe as RNM or V2K
You use terms such as remote neural monitoring, V2K, or synthetic telepathy to describe your experiences. The questionnaire gives you room to explain what those terms mean to you.
Your Own Account, in Your Own Words
Your experience may not fit a familiar label. You can describe what happens, how often, and how certain you feel about your explanation. Technical knowledge or documentation is not required.
This intake focuses on experiences people associate with frequency-related effects. If your account is limited to people following, watching, or harassing you in your surroundings, it falls outside the focus of this particular participant program.
02 / What Participation Looks Like
Start with Your Story
The Neuro Frequency Investigation Initiative is a project of Cognitive Freedom Coalition. We collect participant accounts to help develop research questions and connect them with investigative institutions and universities.
The questionnaire records your experience and your understanding of it. Sharing an account is a starting point for investigation.
Tell Us About Your Experience
Share your account, your certainty, your general location, and how to contact you. You will also find questions that help plan a safe evaluation for you and the researchers.
Choose and Confirm Your Consent
Read how your information may be used and shared. Sharing your name and email with institutions is a separate, optional choice.
Keep Your Tracking Number
After submission, your record receives a tracking number. We show it on screen and send an email confirmation so you can refer to your account later.
Wherever You Live, You Can Express Interest
Study evaluations take place in person. Invitations will explain the location, arrangements, and what taking part involves. Joining the registry does not guarantee a study place or an evaluation near you, and travel funding is not promised.
You can consider each invitation before deciding. Every study requires its own information and separate consent.
03 / Your Information and Your Choices
Take the Next Step at Your Own Pace
Participation is voluntary. You can stop before submitting, decline a later invitation, or ask us to update or withdraw your record.
A Private Submission
Your questionnaire is stored for authorized review, not posted publicly. The form explains sharing with investigative institutions and universities before you consent. It asks for general location only, with no street address.
Questions before you begin? Email the participant team.
Your Next Step
Start the Questionnaire Ready to Tell Us More?
The questionnaire will guide you one step at a time.