Remote DNA

Javi James
Aug 7, 2025
2 min read

Updated: May 14

This short article is genuine and based on Psychotronic science. It may be unsettling for the psyche. For me, it is conclusive information, as it is part of my work as a therapist. However, and somewhat ambiguously, I believe that all information is incomplete due to its complexity, and above all, because it adheres to a golden ratio, an inexact constant.

DNA and its original code are located in the waters of a remote plane, but are replicated by electromagnetic induction within us, that is, in the waters of what we call the body. The same occurs with the electromotive system. Both our central nervous system and the bioplasma (energy field) depend on a programmed electrical system. Meanwhile, DNA has a chemical configuration, but all chemistry responds to electrical charges, and this is no exception, since ribosomes would adhere to an electrical circuit pattern, and this—in turn—would be executed according to a program.

Therefore, it is crucial to use protocols or methods that optimize our functioning toward superconscious autonomy, known in the spiritual movement as "connection with our being," but essentially, it involves hacking the aforementioned system to unleash electrofunctional potential.

The induction effect mentioned was already demonstrated by the Nobel Prize-winning virologist Luc Montagnier and is associated with Faraday's principle of magnetic induction—but that is not exactly what is happening in the human system. Pure genetic information is error-free and immutable. So why do humans experience so many problems amidst so much confusion? The answer lies in the fact that the replication function is adulterated and encrypted, as if reordering, retrieving, or remembering that information were part of the game. In other words, the information projected into our bodies is digitally altered prior to induction, giving rise to epigenetics—or remote-origin coding. The result of this condition is the holographic model of consciousness that we know as reality. It is often said that reality surpasses fiction, and this is because the dreamlike is feasible, and therefore, alterable.

That an artificial intelligence replicates the functions of the mind in a closed ecosystem, as in a video game, does not mean it is a bad thing; it is part of the experience, it is us. Under these circumstances, our RNA copies and transmits defective information in biology, allowing us to explore less than a tenth of the potential we can unleash, and accordingly, we move erratically through life generating cause-and-effect karma—or imbalances, a situation that further pollutes our waters. Part of the solution—only part—lies in accessing altered states of consciousness to change the frequency of our internal waters, attempting to reach the magnetic resonance with the original code.

Why does all this happen? Primarily, because consciousness needs contrast to be experienced. In other words, if we are full consciousness and love, a part of us will want to experience ourselves differently—it will want something different—and because of this, there will be a distortion of the origin, or of the zero point in an allegorical sense—a somewhat nonconformist consciousness, partly restless, hysterical, dynamic. Duality will always be present—it is a divine paradox.